A great and growing hospitality industry
By Simon Danczuk. Having traveled around Africa I’m always impressed with the range and quality of hotels in Rwanda. In the province’s
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Beware left-wing colonialists
By Simon DANCZUK. Unlike Britain, Rwanda does not suffer from the left-wing right-wing arguments we commonly see played out in
Rethinking the skills gap: Why companies must build talent, not just hire it
By The Inspirer. Imagine a car manufacturer blaming a steel mill for not sending car-ready materials. “Why aren’t you sending
Renewing Rwandan and British relations
By Simon DANCZUK. Following the Rwandan genocide Britain played a part in helping renew democracy, governance and the economy. Tony
What can Britain learn from Rwanda?
By Simon DANCZUK. There’s often an assumption in Britain, particularly amongst those on the left of politics, that African states
In the Age of AI Slop, Trust is a Human Advantage
By Bas Wijne, CEO, APO Group. AI-generated content is flooding the internet, and much of it is low-quality and misleading.
Regulatory Risk, Reputation, and the New Role of Comms in Africa
By The Inspirer. Why communications is now a compliance function – and what African markets reveal about risk, regulation, and
Wind, Solar and Hydro Power: Our Renewable Energy Initiatives in Africa at a Glance
By Dr Johnstone Chikwanda, Zambian Energy Expert. Africa’s energy landscape is evolving rapidly with rising populations and expanding economies driving
Rwanda’s food system doesn’t just need more water, but its management
By Josue Niyonsingiza. Water – vital to life – is at the heart of Rwanda’s food system yet it is
Independent Journalist and Social Commentator Calls for Regional Unity and Historical Awareness in Great Lakes Conflict
By The Inspirer. In a compelling editorial recently published, Independent Political and Social Analyst, Mr. DUSABEMUNGU Ange de la Victoire