South Africa’s challenge isn’t a lack of potential—it’s a failure in leadership and execution. With natural resources, skilled people, and existing infrastructure, it should be doing far better. But without consistent power, decisive leadership, and real investment in its youth, the country’s growth will continue to drift, not drive.

he environment we live in is under constant threat from the changing dynamics we create daily. In the wake of the millennium, there were continuous efforts to make the environment we live in more livable, and efforts were being made to educate the masses. With the subject of environmental education introduced in schools, children can understand the efforts to bring the environment back to its normal balance.

In the wake of escalating tariffs and growing geopolitical tensions, U.S. manufacturers are rethinking their reliance on China—and turning their eyes toward alternative destinations. One country, in particular, is emerging as a serious contender in this global production pivot: India.