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Browsing: 4th industrial Revolution
Even though the country knows that diamonds are a finite resource, it still holds the world’s richest mine and is the biggest producer of gem diamonds. The country has become something of a role model for good development, powered by diamond mining.
20 percent of Botswana’s gross domestic product comes from this one commodity.
It propelled the country from the second poorest country in the world in 1966, at US$70 per person per year, to a middle-income country in 2021. Botswana estimates the diamond economy will start dropping in 2030.
Countries in sub-Saharan Africa are unprepared to equitably use, adopt and adapt to the ongoing technological revolution.
Blockchain technology has for long been associated with cryptocurrencies but there is so much more that it has to offer.
The emerging digital ecosystem is a crucial multiplier of this growth, evident during the coronavirus pandemic
These developments will greatly enhance the implementation of the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA)
If there is a gift that the world has given to Africa, it is the internet and with this, the…
Since the turn of the century, Africa’s GDP has grown by 4.6 per cent annually, on average. Domestic demand has…
