Read more about the article Publisher’s Note: Selection criteria for Top 25 Most Influential Chairs Of Board Impacting Business
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Publisher’s Note: Selection criteria for Top 25 Most Influential Chairs Of Board Impacting Business

We were interested in selecting chairs of boards who are not only role models for good corporate governance and act as champions for the cause, right up to advocating such good practices through advocacy and communications in public forums.

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Read more about the article Football and politics: when Algeria won the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations
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Football and politics: when Algeria won the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations

Following on the heels of Bouteflika’s resignation amid massive protests and the nomination of a caretaker president, the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations came in the right time.

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Read more about the article Anxiety in Johannesburg: New views on a global south city
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Anxiety in Johannesburg: New views on a global south city

Anxiety in Johannesburg is nothing new. Despite its intermittent glamour, the city has always felt unstable for those who live in it. South Africa’s largest and wealthiest urban centre, it is also deeply unequal and striated by the spatial markers of apartheid.

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Read more about the article African countries need more air quality data – and sharing it unlocks its benefits
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African countries need more air quality data – and sharing it unlocks its benefits

To tackle the problem of poor air quality and its effect on people’s health, it’s necessary to understand how much air pollution people are exposed to. This is achieved through air quality monitoring.

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Read more about the article How we’re measuring air quality in Kampala – and why it works for African cities
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How we’re measuring air quality in Kampala – and why it works for African cities

To make matters worse, most of the vehicles in Kampala are pre-owned and, until 2018, the average fleet age was more than 15 years. These vehicles have a faster rate of wear and tear leading to a higher environmental footprint.

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Read more about the article The loss of vegetation is creating a dangerous heat island over Nairobi
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The loss of vegetation is creating a dangerous heat island over Nairobi

To make matters worse, most of the vehicles in Kampala are pre-owned and, until 2018, the average fleet age was more than 15 years. These vehicles have a faster rate of wear and tear leading to a higher environmental footprint.

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