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ILO points out that the informal sector is still arguably responsible for 90 per cent of sub-Saharan Africa’s economy and two-thirds in North Africa.   

The sector provides 90 per cent of all new jobs and 70 per cent of all employment across sub-Saharan Africa.  

As the world changes, so as Africa. Due to economic and political setbacks, the region is shadowed by plenty of misconceptions about its role in shaping the world’s technological and education front.  

Above that, Africa is now embracing a new wave of transformation. The continent is adopting and executing new plans as it goes—bringing the digital divide by embracing edutech in schools, innovating social solution tech and startups championing smart farming in Africa’s breadbasket.   

Africa is great and can be greater if its potential is harnessed strategically. This comes in many forms including placing…

Human Capital Horizon matters?  The human population comprises of valuable elements necessary for the development of the modern world. As the world keeps…

The job market is ever dynamic; continuously changing as a result of socio-economic and technological development. In recent months however, the…

The International Labour Organisation (ILO) says that almost 25 million jobs could be lost worldwide as a result of covid-19.…

The Tanzanian informal sector is one of the leading employers’ spheres and a rather pool for mushrooming local or indigenous…