The cyber threat to Africa’s digital boom
Nobody really knows how much of the economy is at risk, but there are even studies that claim that cybercrime causes Africa almost 10% of its GDP...
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Protectionism delivers long-term pain: International Trade Matters Founder Linda Middleton-Jones
Tariffs fundamentally contradict these tenets, representing protectionism regardless of justification...
South Africa’s used car market heats up
Double-digit increase in sales in January 2026 gave indications of a sustained demand for second-hand cars in South Africa...
Bitcoin crash shatters digital gold myth
For El Salvador, Bitcoin's volatility created fiscal and reputational risks that brought about a mild U-turn in policy...
Is cleaner aviation within reach?
Aviation experts predict that by 2050, carbon dioxide emissions from aviation could double or even triple...
Sanctions or war, the dollar always wins
Many countries are becoming less comfortable relying completely on the dollar, which has triggered ongoing discussions about de-dollarisation...
Pax Silica: The new global order
The idea of 'Pax Silica' brings together like-minded nations, which, in turn, reflects a broader shift toward concentrated globalisation, instead of one integrated global system...
Cyprus: The island rebound
The overall gross tonnage of the Cyprus ship registry has increased by 20% over the last two years, reaching the highest level in the last two decades...
The permanent circular economy
The circular economy is inherently labour-intensive, requiring a human touch for repair, authentication, sorting, and logistics...
The bot that hired a human: Inside OpenClaw’s autonomous revolution
OpenClaw primarily functions as a self-hosted, local-first personal AI agent runtime that runs directly on the user’s home computer, VPS, or local machine...