Building intelligence, not just borrowing it: Why AI innovation has become Africa's next sovereignty challenge

“Those who are blinded by the shine, often ignore the real worth ✨👓” Dear readers, last week was my thirteenth year as a columnist in this newspaper, and indeed this was my first article on 13th October, 2013.

Every study of sustainability reporting readiness in African markets reaches the same conclusion by a different route. The binding constraint is not comprehension of IFRS S1 and IFRS S2.

Imagine Ama, who shared a post online criticising those in power, is picked up by the police in the wee hours of the night, with no chance to leave a note behind or call her family.

Good examinations can encourage collaboration rather than teach isolation

I have noticed something about many business owners, especially those who have spent decades building their companies.

Human resource practice is often conceived in terms of contracts, policies, and statutory compliance.

There is a place I intend to revisit for my next holiday. It is a place I visited a couple of years ago, but the memory of the place has stayed with me ever since.

“I own the company.”