Business Africa
This episode of Business Africa is about addressing long-standing challenges facing women, cotton farmers and sustainable development enthusiasts.
· Women scientists still face an uphill struggle in male-dominated science systems and academia in Africa, L’Oréal- UNESCO's initiative for African Women is closing that gap one bit at a time.
· Following disappointing years with Monsanto's GM Cotton, Burkina Faso hopes to revive its cotton fortunes on the global market by going organic
· In the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, Nigeria is determined to do things differently by pursuing green, resilient and sustainable development strategies.
01:08
Dangote submits paperwork to build "biggest, deepest" port in Nigeria
02:03
Muhammadu Buhari's legacy: higlight of his presidential tenure
01:01
Kenya: Visa-free travel now available for many African and Caribbean countries
01:18
SA athlete Semenya did not receive fair trial, ECHR rules
01:30
Nigerian singer Tems launches Leading Vibe Initiative to support women in music
02:20
In Morocco, women keep the art of traditional rug-weaving alive