Month: September 2024

Ethiopia has been an ardent supporter of the African cause and champion of Pan-Africanism since colonial times. That’s why Ethiopia reached out to freedom fighters like the late South African President Nelson Mandela (Madiba) and the late Zimbabwean …

People are living longer and working longer – some by choice but the majority out of necessity.

Employment solutions for workers over 50 are lacking, and where they do exist are designed in isolation and implemented from the top down.

Our research …

The power of data in healthcare is immense – but largely untapped.

Effective utilization of health data can lead to significant advancements in diagnosing, treating and preventing health issues.

To this end, the World Economic Forum’s Digital Healt…

Poor air quality is a daily challenge for 99% of the global population.

It causes roughly 7 million premature deaths every year, and accounts for $5.11 trillion in welfare losses every year.

Businesses have an important role to play in tackling air…

Industrial permitting in the European Union (EU) is highly complex and lengthy, which delays renewable energy projects and hinders meeting 2030 emission reduction targets.

The EU has introduced some reforms to permitting challenges. Further recommen…

While significant progress has been made to prevent cervical cancer, scaling of vaccination, screening, early detection and treatment efforts are needed to reach elimination goals.

Vaccination and screening among eligible girls, women and individual…