Africa's ageing presidents govern world's youngest populations
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These two generations are not only the largest segment of the consumer base, they are also fast becoming decision makers, entrepreneurs, and leaders shaping the economy.
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ESG is not woke capitalism
Companies that treat ESG as a tick-box exercise or a marketing strategy will likely find themselves marginalised.
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Tibetan Culture: fading myth or thriving reality?
The real question is not whether Tibetan culture is fading, but whether the world chooses to listen to its authentic voices, or let outside voices drown them out.
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Governance by scamming: Zim’s new politics of fraud
Zimbabwe is simply copying and pasting the same formula, but dressing it in revolutionary rhetoric.
By Reason Wafawarova
May. 29, 2025
Coming to terms with Gen Z’s only way of addressing issues
Protesters started by demanding the withdrawal of a Finance Bill which many argued would introduce many taxes, thus making life tough for the populace.
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The Gen Z c-suite movement driving company growth
Here's what companies with Gen Z executive hiring practices stand to gain:
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Moozy captivates audience at homecoming showcase
The showcase featured an array of Jordan’s hits, including tracks from his critically acclaimed EP De’Grace (2022).
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Sprite launches Heat Happens campaign
The campaign rewards customers with the ability to cool down and ease their problems whether at home or on the go.
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Mnangagwa’s camp left in disarray after election ban details leak amid factional wars
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