by Malik Runswick | Jun 17, 2021 | Business Law
Africa’s postcolonial leaders often fit a familiar type: the freedom fighter, the autocrat, the revered elder statesman. Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia was all three. His six-decade career in politics spanned the fight against British colonial rule, a Soviet-inspired government grab for the country’s mines and finally, the peaceful transfer of power through a democratic election. […]
by Malik Runswick | Jun 16, 2021 | Business Law
Some of the world’s biggest carmakers and technology companies are mulling plans to build battery “gigafactories” in the UK amid government overtures to the sector. Six firms, including carmakers Ford and Nissan and South Korean electronics giants LG and Samsung, are...
by Malik Runswick | Jun 15, 2021 | Business Law
A health worker takes a swab sample from a man for Covid-19 test, at Kempegowda bus stand in Bengaluru (Photo: PTI) Corona updates: India reported the lowest daily spike in infections since March 31 with 60,471 new cases in the last 24 hours. With this, the...
by Malik Runswick | Jun 13, 2021 | Business Law
A rampant monsoon may check into the national capital Delhi within the next two days, or at least two weeks earlier than schedule. On Sunday, it covered a wide swath of East and North-East India and parts of North-West India only next door to Delhi, India...
by Malik Runswick | Jun 11, 2021 | Business Law
Photo: Morsa Images/Getty Images Artificial intelligence has stepped in to help complete the medication information in the medical record for patients who can’t remember what drugs they are taking, let alone the dose. This is most of us, according to Rebecca...
by Malik Runswick | Jun 10, 2021 | Business Law
The number of business school graduates choosing a career in the oil and gas industry has fallen by 16 per cent since 2019 and by 40 per cent since 2006, new research shows. And an analysis of the data highlights how millennials and Generation Z are placing an...
