How to grow women owned businesses on Africa's e-commerce platforms
If women's sales could reach parity with men by 2025, the e-commerce sector could add nearly $15 billion to the African Market by 2030.
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New falcon training device 'BerghWing' aims to revolutionise sport
Dubai-based falconer Peter Bergh aims to propel the ancient sport of falconry into the 21st century with his new training device called the BerghWing. To maintain their fitness, the birds usually chase bait on a pulley system.
'Can't blame the rich': The real reason the wealthy avoid paying taxes
CNN's Richard Quest and Catherine Rampell say the US tax code essentially allows the super-rich to avoid paying taxes on their wealth and say it's up to Congress to make changes if we want to even the playing field.
Fox News downplays, largely ignores Senate insurrection report
CNN's Oliver Darcy breaks down Fox News' reluctance to cover the Senate's report on the January 6 Capitol insurrection.
Kepa and Albiol join Spain’s parallel bubble
Kepa Arrizabalaga and Raúl Albiol joined Spain’s parallel bubble. The national team is training individually and has had to call up further players after Sergio Busquets and Diego Llorente tested positive.
COVID-19: How is Nigeria's lending space evolving?
The CEO of Page Financials, Segun Akintemi says players in Nigeria's finance industry are witnessing lots of request for loan restructuring because of customers losing their jobs or having their salaries slashed.
Rúben Neves on Ronaldo lack of goals at Portugal national team
Ruben neves talks about Cristiano Ronaldo lack of goals at Portugal national team ahead of Euro 2020 debut against Hungary.
El Salvador approves law to make bitcoin legal tender
San Salvador (AFP) – The Congress of El Salvador has approved a law that will classify bitcoin as legal tender in the Central American country, its president said, making it the world's first nation to adopt a cryptocurrency.
Bolivian politicians trade kicks and punches during Congress session
Bolivian politicians Henry Montero and Antonio Gabriel Colque trade kicks and punches during a public session in Congress in La Paz, after receiving a ministerial report on the arrest of former right-wing president Jeanine Anez.
Marcos Llorente sprinting
Marcos Llorente trained his speed as the Spanish national team continue to work individually. The Atlético de Madrid player was one of the top three fastest players of the 2020/21 LaLiga campaign, reaching 35.41 km/h during a sprint in the 91st minute in a game against Athletic Club.
Copa América faces health and political concerns in Brazil
The Brazilian Supreme Court announced it will hold a special session Thursday to consider the possible suspension of the Copa América. Brazilian national team players and staff published a letter on their social media accounts criticizing the organization of the tournament, but assuring they would still participate.
G7 countries to face crisis twice as big as COVID-19 if no action against climate change were taken: expert
The Group of 7 (G7) will witness an economic crisis twice as big as the coronavirus crisis unless they take action on climate change, said a department head with Oxfam on Monday. The G7 member states include Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States with participation from the European Union (EU).
