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By Semafor Africa Photos:Thomas Padilla\Wikimedia Commons Bassirou Diomaye Faye, a former tax inspector who went from prison to president-elect of Senegal in 10 days, this week marked a…
By Semafor Africa Photos: YouTube Screenshots Artificial intelligence threatens to shrink Africa’s labor-outsourcing market, according to a new report. At least 40% of tasks currently performed by outsourcing…
By Semafor Africa Photos: YouTube Screenshots The new US tariffs look set to hit South Africa hard, with the automobile industry — the country’s fifth-largest export sector, responsible…
By Semafor Africa Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons Washington’s flagship economic policy for Africa was effectively killed after US President Donald Trump this week reset the global trading order,…
By Semafor Africa Photos: YouTube Screenshots Perhaps US President Donald Trump misspoke last month when he mentioned Lesotho in his speech to Congress, declaring the mountainous kingdom a…
By Semafor Africa Photos: YouTube Screenshots South Africa’s government is teetering on the brink of collapse after the Democratic Alliance voted against the budget. The fiscal framework passed…
By Mel Gurtov\PeaceVoice Photos: Wikimedia Commons Trump's China Policy Thomas L. Friedman of the New York Times came away from a China trip convinced that cooperation to regulate…
By CARICOM Photos: CARICOM\YouTube Screenshots While the Caribbean can expect heat waves beginning early this month, these are unlikely to match the temperatures the region experienced over the…
By United Nations Photos: United Nations\YouTube Screenshots The fight for Sudan’s capital, Khartoum, likely involved widespread summary executions of civilians following its recent recapture by the Sudanese Armed…
By The Oakland Institute Photos: Oakland Institute\Wikimedia Commons Oakland, CA — A scathing investigation by the Inspection Panel of the World Bank confirms the responsibility of the Bank…
