Why Africa can’t be ignored along with the other emerging markets
While Latin America and Southeast Asia are often seen as reference points for emerging market growth, Africa demonstrates a very
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Outrageous: Hungarian battery recycling plant launched trial run despite lacking permits
The shredding equipment, designed to process battery production waste, was emitting grayish-black dust during operation...
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Hungarian oil and gas giant MOL cuts dependence on Russia with new contract in energy sector
The MOL Group has taken another significant step toward diversifying oil supplies in Central and Eastern Europe with Kazakhstan's help.
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Meteorites discovered on Earth may have come from Mercury, scientists say
Scientists have identified two unusual meteorites with mineral compositions closely matching Mercury’s crust, potentially solving a decades-old space mystery...
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From dusty shelf to digital engine: Why African policies must become tools, not trophies
The policy longed to help reframe what “universal access” really means. It dreamed of strategies rooted in local realities, addressed
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With USAID gone, what’s next for Africa’s healthcare and healthtech industry?
For healthtech startups, this could mean fewer opportunities to collaborate with public health programs to integrate their solutions into national
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Tracking what we lose: Why West Africa should adopt smart tools to measure food loss and waste
From the sun-scorched farms of northern Nigeria to the bustling markets of Accra and Dakar, millions of tonnes of food
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Africa’s 500 million person question (Part 2): The quest for a new economic model
While finding a perfect fit might seem elusive, we see promising possibilities in four key opportunity areas that we unpack
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Coffeehouses, theatres, and horse races: How Hungarians socialised in the 20th century
From theatre nights to coffeehouse debates and the racetrack buzz, early 20th-century Hungarians embraced a rich social life in vibrant
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The invisible walls stunting African startups
The truth is, there’s a significant infrastructure gap that too many players underestimate until it’s too late. And it's not
