India, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and several African countries have forged a strong dynamic with one another over several decades, both bilaterally—highlighted by announcements such as the India–UAE Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA)[a] and the recently signed UAE CEPAs with African nations, including Kenya[b] and Mauritius[c]—and through cooperation within multilateral platforms including BRICS and…
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Global Local Change Philanthropy alone cannot meet the escalating cost of conservation. In Mozambique, Karingani Game Reserve is testing a new model – and confronting the tensions that come with it. AI-generated summary
Europe’s debate on bank competitiveness is often framed in terms of high capital requirements. But a more fundamental challenge is the persistent fragmentation of the European banking market. Even as Europe has made progress in building resilience, Europeanising supervision and developing a common rulebook, key constraints remain national, limiting the ability to deploy capital and…
A new cultural hub dedicated to African cinema and Black culture has opened its doors in London, with Nigerian media mogul Mo Abudu hoping to bring stories from Africa and its diaspora to a wider audience.
col-xs-12 col-sm-12 col-md-1 col-lg-1 col-xs-12 col-sm-12 col-md-10 col-lg-10 jcrtitle Mobilizing Private Capital for Energy, Health Security and Jobs in South Africa jcrpagetitle Mobilizing Private Capital for Energy, Health Security and Jobs in South Africa jcrdescription South Africa is combining government reforms with targeted multilateral support to attract private investment in reliable energy and local vaccine…
