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In the information society era, cybersecurity is at the center of global security and prosperity as digitalization advances the development of developed and developing countries. The challenge is to create a prosperous digital society that is resilient to cyber threats and has а high level of information technology development. This is especially important for low- […]

“Teach a mother and you have taught a nation,” this African adage best describes the inherent multiplicity nature that women embody. In every sector, 21st century women are showing that they are a force to be reckoned with. As investment, especially investment in Africa finds itself on the rise, it comes as no surprise that

Africa has withstood many years of egregious abuse from forces that are outside of her realm of influence. This was achieved through slavery, colonisation and finally through neocolonialism. As the tide for a global village ensues, Africa finds herself, ready to take a more active role with the desire to shape her populace in a

South Africa’s Chairmanship commenced at a pivotal time in global political and economic landscapes. This was primarily due to the negative effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and as the world opened up, an array of challenges were rampant. It is impressive to note how the BRICS communities came together in the face of this adversity

An Africa of the 21st century is an Africa that is pursuing its place on the global market. It is an Africa that is fueled by potential and an impressive human capital that can contribute socioeconomically as an active member of the global market. There is therefore a need to define the otherwise complex and

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  After gaining independence by most African countries in the second half of the 20th century, the issue of choosing geostrategic partners with which it would be possible to establish mutually beneficial cooperation on an equal footing arose. Africa is attractive to members of the international community for a number of reasons. First of all,

AFRICA, A HUB OF POSSIBILITIES: HER DELIBERATE MOVE FROM NEOCOLONIAL ECONOMICS TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE INDUSTRIALISATION WITH EQUITABLE PARTNERS. Africa has withstood many years of egregious abuse from forces that are outside of her realm of influence. This was achieved through slavery, colonisa;on and finally through neocolonialism. Of the ;es that bind her, none could be more