Fiscal constitution of Kenya’s digital future
Technology is not new to us. It has been reorganising our economies, our work and our social...
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Africa’s healthcare blind spot: Data you can’t see is care you can’t give
Policymakers should rely on real-time information instead of waiting weeks for reports. But...
Why procurement professionals must govern AI, not just use it
For years, procurement across East Africa has been treated as a back-office function: raise the...
Australian share gains derailed by inflation surprise
Australia's share market has handed back an early lead to end the session lower, after hotter-than-expected inflation figures raised the odds of incoming interest rate hikes.
City of Perth CEO Michelle Reynolds’ return in limbo
The City of Perth council has postponed its decision over the chief executive's return, adding tension to the governance of the local government.
ReGen and Tactica team up
Two lobbying and advisory companies have joined forces in Western Australia to create a new service called Approvals Accelerator which will target some of state's biggest projects.
At Close of Business podcast August 26 2026
Jack McGinn speaks to Nadia Budihardjo about Business News' recent power and energy feature.
Troon Group makes WA debut, flags Bullsbrook industrial precinct
The Victorian property company's recent $80 million purchase of 180 hectares of land in Bullsbrook brings the total price tag of major transactions in the northern suburb this year to...
State government appeals $150m Yindjibarndi-Fortescue compensation order
The state government is appealing a landmark Federal Court verdict compelling Fortescue to pay the Yindjibarndi people $150 million in compensation for damaging their country without consent.
