Month: June 2021

‘Curb the excesses of the buyout barons’, say peers from both parties

Lord Sikka is Emeritus Professor of Accounting at the University of Essex…

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Covid-19 vaccines burnt as shelf-life complicates global rollout

Inefficiencies in the global distribution of vaccines and the relatively short shelf-life…

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Lessons for Big Tech from the ‘anti-social’ photo app

Just over 1,440 days ago, I installed a new photo-sharing app. Last…

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School’s out for Myanmar students defying junta threats

Yangon, Myanmar – Schools in Myanmar will open on Tuesday for the…

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Djibouti’s port dream to become the ‘Singapore of Africa’

On a sultry spring afternoon, the chief executive of Djibouti’s main container…

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Investors’ interest falters on lack of ‘bankable’ African projects

As the developed world emerges from the coronavirus pandemic, investors are hungry…

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Wanted: funding models that deal with Africa’s infrastructure paradoxes

On the Mbei river, about 85km east of the Gabonese capital of…

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Africa races to establish better high-speed connections

Behind the scenes of its ancient quays, container seaport and pastis sellers,…

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The pieces still missing in Africa’s power puzzle

From the construction in Ethiopia of the world’s 10th-largest hydropower dam to…

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Two Ethiopian projects show ‘railpolitik’ in action

A decade ago, when Ethiopia’s late leader Meles Zenawi was planning 5,000km…

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