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All forested areas around the world from woods to jungles are critical in global climate action. As deep resources of carbon recycling, they help to...
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Summary: On 11 May, the 332 people with confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Mauritius had all recovered. There had been 10 deaths. Cautiously and respectfully...
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Long before the boundaries of England’s parishes were definitively mapped, people would walk around the boundaries of their local community every year, a few days...
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Words matter most because they link actions to consequences. They remind, record and persuade humans to act consequentially. As such they preserve and magnify all...
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Most Africans suffer poverty and inequality in various different forms, including income and employment, geography, age and gender. The gender dimension is particularly significant, with...
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Looking at the statistics behind the claims Africa’s share of global trade has not changed significantly in twenty years - from around 2.4% or thereabouts...
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Cote d’Ivoire is by some accounts one of Africa’s best performing economies, with a reported GDP of 7.4% in 2018. It seems to do well...
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Words are the most misunderstood part of that crowded, undisciplined and noisy group of ill-fitting elements that together make up what we call communications. In...
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Africa’s fast-growing markets should be producing far more commercial opportunities for its businesses and yielding far more jobs for its people, but they are not....
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The ‘Green Revolution’ that transformed agricultural production in Asia and Latin America in the 1960s was driven by two main factors. First, technology and innovation....