Author: Solomon Alaka

The 2025 Global Report on Food Crises has revealed alarming statistics, indicating that acute food insecurity and child malnutrition have escalated for the sixth consecutive year. In 2024, over 295 million people across 53 countries and territories faced crisis-level hunger, marking a 5% increase from the previous year. Notably, 1.9 million individuals were in famine-like […]

Saudi Aramco (TADAWUL: 2222), the world’s largest oil company, has announced a slate of 34 preliminary agreements with U.S.-based energy firms, potentially valued at $90 billion, marking a major expansion of energy cooperation between Saudi Arabia and the United States. The deals were unveiled during the visit of former U.S. President Donald Trump to Saudi […]

  Farmers across the EU face heavy administrative obligations on top of their actual work. Dealing with them is time consuming and costly for farmers and national administrations alike. As part of a broader simplification effort, the European Commission has therefore proposed a set of changes to common agricultural policy rules that will relieve farmers […]

Red Cross Evacuates Over 1,300 DR Congo Security Personnel from Rebel-Held GomaThe International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) announced Thursday, May 15, that it had successfully evacuated more than 1,300 Congolese soldiers and police officers from Goma, a strategic city in eastern DR Congo now controlled by the M23 rebel group. M23, accused by […]

In today’s world, ethical business practices and fair competition are considered fundamental to economic prosperity. Yet, covert targeting and sabotage—where individuals or organizations systematically prevent another entity from accessing funds, resources, and professional opportunities—can cripple businesses, causing billions in losses while inflicting severe psychological, financial, and familial damages. The Impact of Long-Term Sabotage When a […]