Botswana Sees Historic Shift in Leadership After 6 Decades
Botswana's presidential election brings an end to 6 decades of BDP dominance, paving way for new leadership and potential opportunities for startups and innovation.
Politics
Botswana Sees Historic Shift in Power as Opposition Wins Election
Botswana's opposition wins election, ending 6-decade rule of Botswana Democratic Party, signaling potential for change in business and tech landscape
African Nations Face Brunt of International Sanctions
Top 10 African countries with most international sanctions, impacting economies and citizens alike
Botswana Sees Historic Shift in Leadership After 6 Decades
Botswana's presidential election brings an end to 6 decades of BDP dominance, paving way for new leadership and potential opportunities for startups and innovation.
Ride to the Polls: Tech Companies Offer Free Rides on Election Day
Tech companies like Lime, Lyft, and Uber offer free or discounted rides to the polls on Election Day to increase voter turnout.
Judge Allows Elon Musk's $1M Voter Giveaways to Proceed
Philadelphia judge declines to block Elon Musk's America PAC's $1 million voter giveaways, despite allegations of deceptive marketing
Russia Expands Military Influence in West Africa
Russia deploys 200 military instructors to Equatorial Guinea, tightening grip on West Africa and challenging Western influence.
Fugitive Zambian Lawmaker Arrested in Zimbabwe
Zambian authorities confirm arrest of Emmanuel 'Jay Jay' Banda in Zimbabwe, facing robbery charges
ISPs Claim Competition Ensures Good Customer Service, Despite Consumer Complaints
US broadband and wireless service trade associations argue that competition drives them to provide excellent customer service, contradicting consumer experiences and sparking debate.