Airbus and JDE Peet’s Advance Sustainable Coffee Supply Chains with Satellite Imagery
A new global partnership between Airbus and JDE Peet’s leverages satellite imagery and AI to map coffee plantations at scale—helping to tackle deforestation risk, improve transparency, and build more resilient supply chains.
How Radisson Hotel Group’s 100-Hotel Africa Milestone Signals Faster Expansion
Radisson Hotel Group has passed the 100-hotel mark across Africa, with properties now in operation and under development across the continent, as the company accelerates its 2030 growth strategy and deepens its presence in key markets including Morocco, South Africa, and Nigeria.
Amazon Expands Leo Satellite with Globalstar Acquisition to Add Direct-to-Device Connectivity
Amazon is moving deeper into satellite communications with plans to acquire Globalstar, a deal that will expand the capabilities of its Amazon Leo low Earth orbit satellite network and add direct-to-device (D2D) mobile connectivity services.
Explained: What is the Trusted Tech Alliance?
The global technology companies behind the Trusted Tech Alliance initiative to promote secure, transparent and trusted digital infrastructure.
Explained: The Benefits of the Coca-Cola System’s R17.6 Billion Investment in South Africa
The Coca-Cola system in South Africa has confirmed plans to invest R17.6 billion in the country through 2030, a move designed to expand production capacity, strengthen distribution and accelerate innovation across its beverage value chain.
Amazon Leo Satellite Internet Set to Expand Connectivity Across Rural Africa
Amazon partners with Vanu to bring high-speed satellite broadband to underserved communities
Nike’s FIFA World Cup Shirts Made of 100% Textile Waste
When players take to the pitch at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the Nike produced jerseys will showcase more than national pride. They will also represent a significant step toward circular fashion: elite performance kits made entirely from recycled textile waste.
Climate Increasingly ‘Out of Balance’, Warns World Meteorological Organization
The World Meteorological Organization’s State of the Global Climate 2025 report warns that Earth’s climate system is increasingly out of balance, with record temperatures, accelerating ocean warming and rising greenhouse gas concentrations highlighting growing risks for economies, infrastructure and global supply systems.
