The2026 FIFA World Cupoffered more than entertainment, the Bishop of Kenya’sCatholic Diocese of Embuhas told young people across theAssociation of Member Episcopal Conferences in Eastern Africa(AMECEA) region, urging them to embrace resilience, perseverance, faith, and hope as they pursue their God-given mission in life.
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Organisations in South Africa will now have access to an additional Microsoft Azure connectivity option, following the designation of Africa Data Centres’ Johannesburg facility as an Azure ExpressRoute Metro peering location. This development enables enterprises to establish private connections to Microsoft Azure through two separate peering locations within the Johannesburg metro area, thereby adding redundancy…
The EU Local Dialogue on “The future of the rice sector in Europe: resilience, food security and fair competitiveness” will explore the future of the European rice sector in the context of sustainability, competitiveness, food security and rural development. It will provide an opportunity to discuss the key challenges and opportunities facing rice production, including…
The producer participants of Open Doors 2026, the co-production and talent development programme of the Locarno Film Festival, come from…
Europe’s telecom networks have become a strategic pillar of collective security. An assessment based on EU and NATO resilience criteria reveals which countries are best prepared to keep communications running during cyberattacks, sabotage and major disruptions.
A worker polishes bicycle components for export at a workshop of a foreign trade company in Lin’an district of Hangzhou, East China’s Zhejiang Province, on July 15, 2026. Photo: VCG
African CEOs have been admonished to stop copying Western resilience models if they must build enterprises that truly thrive across the continent
South Sudan is approaching a critical turning point, one that will shape the lives of millions for decades. Climate shocks, especially severe flooding, are striking with increasing frequency, displacing communities, destroying crops, and driving up food prices