by admin.mk September 3, 2024

MK-Africa and D’Carbon Egypt recently engaged in discussions regarding a potential collaboration that would aim to offer the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) course

by admin.mk September 3, 2024

#MyLittleBigThing recently hosted a webinar to discuss SDG 10 in the context of the Coronavirus pandemic which has not only been a health

by admin.mk September 3, 2024

At the beginning of 2020, the environmental, social and governance (ESG) discussion in many boardrooms centred on the ‘E’ in ESG and while

by admin.mk September 3, 2024

Increased reporting by public companies has created the potential for more standardisation. Indexing makes markets more accessible, credible, and structured for investors. Environmental,

by admin.mk September 3, 2024

Businesses, in whatever form, seek long-term growth. They allocate their resources to manage risks, seek new opportunities and meet regulatory requirements through proper

by admin.mk September 3, 2024

The board’s role in relation to sustainability / ESG requires more deliberate consideration due to the newness and level of maturity of understanding

by admin.mk September 3, 2024

MK-Africa recently facilitated a conversation with a team from Citibank to explore the opportunities in maintaining a balance between environmental, social equity, and economic (ESG) demands and the

by admin.mk September 3, 2024

Businesses in Africa are increasingly facing new risks as investors, customers, employees, and shareholders demand greater accountability, transparency, and sustainability.  Stakeholders want to

by admin.mk September 3, 2024

Sexual harassment is a pervasive issue in the workplace, as recently highlighted in the BBC documentary “Sex for Work” that focused on tea

by admin.mk September 3, 2024

Article by Laurene Wambui for MK-Africa Sasini, a leading agricultural company in Kenya, released its first-ever sustainability report on April 6, 2023. The report, published on their website,