Genesis Analytics has been named one of 19 local organisations to watch by Devex. The article highlights how majority world organisations are redefining development work on the global stage.

Devex, the world’s leading independent news organisation covering global development, spotlights our unique impact through our ‘models of human engagement’ approach.

While environmental, social and governance (ESG) has risen in prominence globally, the concept has become too broad, opening it up to uncertainty and criticism, Genesis Analytics partner Ryan Short said in a keynote at this year’s ESG Africa conference, on October 1.

He argued that ESG, therefore, needs to be repositioned and encouraged companies to be clear when defining ESG in relation to risk and opportunity.

Digital Genesis is a new partnership between Genesis Analytics and Digital Frontiers that offers African governments the best opportunity to deliver services to people and businesses at scale through Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI).

Permanent Secretary in the Ministry for State President in Botswana, Ms Goitsemang Morekisi says the monitoring and prevention of HIV requires collaborative solutions as resources for addressing the epidemic are becoming scarce, and competing with other priorities.

We are so excited to be bringing you ‘The Young World’ Podcast, where we discuss the challenges and opportunities facing the young world, the region at the centre of our global future.

By 2030, four out of five children will be born in the arc of countries stretching through Africa, the Middle East, South and SouthEast Asia, or as we know it, the Young World.

The decommissioning of coal power stations will have a significant impact on Mpumalanga's economy and employment. But expanding existing industries like citrus and tourism and developing new ones like hemp and sustainable aviation fuels can create thousands more jobs, a new report shows.

The research, commissioned by the Presidential Climate Commission (PCC) and conducted by Genesis Analytics, was released on Wednesday afternoon. It looks at employment creation opportunities in Mpumalanga to be realised by 2030 - which will be of importance as coal power stations shut down affecting jobs in related value chains - such as mining and transport.

BIOFIN Zambia hosted a workshop in Lusaka to discuss the preliminary findings and the potential impact of nature-related risks on the Zambian financial system. 

The workshop took place at a time when Zambia is grappling with one of the worst droughts in its history, emphasising the urgent need to address the intersection between environmental change and financial stability.

While some strides have been made to increase the participation of women in business, gender parity is still way below the level it should be in the country, as is women’s participation in leadership roles.

This was highlighted by speakers during Creamer Media’s Women in Business webinar, held on August 21 2024, and facilitated by Genesis Analytics partner Lael Bethlehem.  She pointed out that while some progress had been made, women still faced considerable challenges and barriers in the workplace and society.

Namibia took another step in enhancing internet connectivity with the inauguration of its Equiano Cable Station and the activation of its segment of the Equiano subsea cable.

The Equiano cable, supported by Google, connects Namibia to Europe via Portugal and other parts of Africa through Cape Town and Johannesburg.

The Ministry of Health and Social Development has contracted Genesis Analytics to conduct a Fiscal Space Analysis to assess the current budget for social protection in the Virgin Islands.

Acting Permanent Secretary, Ms. Tasha Bertie said the analysis will receive funding and technical support from the UNICEF Office of the Eastern Caribbean and will look at any potential opportunities that may exist to mobilise additional resources for the expansion of the Public Assistance Programme.

Genesis Analytics has hit a new landmark in East Africa with a team of 50 ready to unlock value in the Young World.

To accommodate its growing staff in Kenya, the firm moved into new offices in Nairobi this month. Their East Africa director, Betty Maina, cut the ribbon on Wednesday night in Westlands with chair and founder Stephan Malherbe to officially open the office.

There are 800 million young people in Africa, of which 200 million are under the age of five.

Africa is at the heart of the Young World, a grouping of countries with young, growing populations that stretches from the south of the continent across North Africa and the Middle East into Southeast Asia.