corporate sustainability

A bold new chapter in Africa’s clean energy story unfolded this week in Cape Town, where the continent’s most influential leaders, financiers, and energy experts have gathered for the Green…

As our world becomes more aware of the effects of climate change, resource depletion, and social inequality, corporate sustainability has shifted from being a “nice-to-have” initiative to a crucial business…

As nations and industries strive to create a more sustainable future, they face the challenge of measuring and reporting their impact. This is where the GRI reporting standards play a pivotal role.

African organizations are increasingly recognizing the importance of integrating sustainability into their corporate strategies. This shift is not just a response to global trends but a strategic imperative that aligns with Africa’s unique environmental, social, and economic contexts

The UN Global Compact, a call to action for companies to align their operations with universal sustainability goals, mandates its members to implement sustainable practices throughout their supply chain. This encompasses protecting the environment, championing social responsibility, and operating transparently with robust governance mechanisms.

There are 3 complex pillars that are essential for companies to be sustainable corporate actors: The environmental, the social, and the economic pillars. 

In this day and era, the resource revolution and advances in information technology, nanotechnology, material, science and biology radically change stakeholder engagements. These mean robust economic growth will be at…