Why haven’t petrol prices gone back down yet? A new business model might explain why
Traditionally UK petrol prices have a strong relationship to the price of oil, but there has always been an asymmetry in how price changes are applied.
The US was not prepared for a pandemic – free market capitalism and government deregulation may be to blame
Spending on health care in the US, including on hospitals, medications and private insurance, has more than tripled in the past 60 years.
African farmers and agribusinesses need fair access to markets in face of climate change
Up-to-date information on food prices is critical to understanding agricultural food systems in the region and for collectively planning responses.
Top 25 Most Transformative Leaders Impacting Business
While overseeing all these activities, Carole Kariuki Karuga maintains a busy event calendar, as she champions all private sector engagements where her expertise and immense knowledge are often called upon to promote the association’s agenda of private sector growth.
Top 25 Most Influential Chairs Of Board Impacting Business
Rita Okuthe is a seasoned business leader with a career spanning over 25 years. She’s a marketing turnaround specialist, renowned for her ability to build and create brands and new business lines in the telecommunications sector.
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Coronavirus: Three ways the crisis may permanently change our lives
Coronavirus may well be such an external shock, fundamentally reshaping some areas of how we life our live. Rather than simply bouncing back and reverting to the pre-coronavirus state, some changes may be permanent.
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African countries need to seize opportunities created by US-China tensions
There are three arenas of challenges and opportunities for the African continent in the current geopolitical climate. The first involves technological frontiers, the second is global supply chains, and the third is trade integration and economic cooperation.