Coronavirus is severely testing Africa’s social, economic and political resilience. COVID-19 is forcing African states to invest in their health systems. A lack of essential healthcare supplies has triggered a debate about the necessary industrialization of Africa.

The Economic Commission for Africa has reported that between 300,000 and 3.3 million people on the continent could lose their lives to COVID-19. It has the opportunity to implement systems to support its nations through coronavirus, and into

As the legendary cycle giant ATLAS CYCLES calls it a day, the liquidity crisis accentuated by COVID-19 will certainly claim many more victims before businesses learn to manage and thrive in the new ecosystem.” Atlas Cycles — a

The Great Reset is a new initiative from the World Economic Forum and HRH the Prince of Wales to guide decision-makers on the path to a more resilient, sustainable world beyond coronavirus. The economic fallout from COVID-19 dominates

When you’re part of a service company, dealing with difficult clients can be nightmarish for everyone involved. There are many types of difficult clients, all of whom will take up your time, use up your patience, and provide little

Countries that are experiencing COVID-19 have adopted different approaches to slow the spread of the virus. Some have tested extensively, carried out contact tracing, limited travel and large gatherings, encouraged physical distancing, and quarantined citizens. Others have implemented full

This is obvious and yet cannot be stressed enough as we head towards opening up – what holds true for health workers, by extension holds safeguarding lessons for others as well. Staying safe and helping others stay safe Ian social

With so much uncertainty surrounding the current situation amidst the Coronavirus outbreak, it can be difficult to know how to handle the sudden changes which are coming into effect each day. We’ve gone from hearing about a virus that’s

Lockdown has created a huge range of challenges for business of all sizes. Those that do not qualify as essential businesses may have been forced to close their premises, and others that can stay open face a completely changed economic

There are huge, untapped areas in the centres of many cities that we could be using to make the food chain more resilient. Empty supermarket shelves are now a familiar sight to many of us. Even if the shelves have