The rising threat of social/civil unrest and what it means for businesses. How vulnerable are you? Are you prepared? Do you have a plan? Stu’s blog follows the effect of multiple issues affecting the globe today along with advice for current business owners.
Should Businesses Prepare for Civil Unrest? Read More »
The relationship between COVID-19 and increased terrorist attacks is an additional worrying side effect of the pandemic for the African continent. So why is it happening and how can we respond effectively?
Terrorism – An Unintended Consequence of COVID in Africa Read More »
There is currently not enough water in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) and this is only going to get worse. Morocco are leading the way in the MENA with strategic foresight and many local water management programmes, both of which could be exported to regional partners. Toby Ingram’s blog studies some of the historic reasons for the water shortage, and looks ahead to both some of the regional challenges and solutions for the future.
Should Africa take a continental view of Higher Education post COVID-19? There are certainly many reasons why they should and COVID may provide an excellent opportunity to do just that. India’s new National Education Policy contains much that could be relevant to Africa as well, and Morocco could play a leading role in guiding Africa towards the provision of a joined-up, continent wide Higher Education system fit for the 21st century.
SHOULD AFRICA TAKE A CONTINENTAL VIEW OF HIGHER EDUCATION POST COVID 19? Read More »
Many African nations took a very proactive approach to COVID in an attempt to mitigate the effect on their fragile health systems; however, from a purely economic perspective, prolonged lockdown and quarantine will have a significant effect. Businesses that routinely trade with Africa need to be assured that partners or suppliers are suitably resilient but may also need support if they are to stay afloat at all. Inverroy’s Africa Lead, Toby Ingram considers these issues and looks at Business Continuity and Resilience from a global perspective.
Africa’s Changing Resilience Picture Read More »
On Sunday, 6 October, Scotland’s busiest ferry route between Ardrossan and Brodick was rendered inoperative as a result of the failure of both linkspans at Ardrossan harbour. A swift response by Calmac looked like it was taken straight from the Business Continuity textbooks …
Spanning the link – Is your supply chain prepared for disruption? Read More »
