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Unemployment is a significant problem in Africa, with many countries experiencing high rates of joblessness. The unemployment rate in Africa…
According to the World Economic Forum, artificial intelligence (AI) can contribute up to USD 15.7 trillion to the global economy…
According to the Future Market Insights report, around 9.2 billion tonnes of plastic have been manufactured globally, out of which only 9 per cent is recycled!
The technology helps to protect manufacturers and consumers against food and drug counterfeits.
With the plastic waste menace causing unprecedented damage globally, there has been an ongoing movement to discover and use alternative packaging materials, such as paper, glass, and metals.
The dilemma facing the world right now is that even the processes of creating plastic-free solutions often release more significant carbon emissions than conventional plastics.
The continent internet economy can reach $180 billion by 2025, accounting for 5.2 per cent of Africa’s GDP Africa’s access…
Modern technologies increase skill premiums and thus can worsen income inequality by replacing low-skilled manual jobs
Heading into the future, the current farm-to-factory or farm-to-market processes which are expensive will be eliminated.
KBL has been looking to bring more efficiencies in their route-to-consumer channel
