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What China’s AI Push Can Teach Africa About the Future of Labor

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By Hannah Ryder, Huiyi Chen
| The Diplomat Magazine
China’s 2026 Two Sessions suggest that AI and robotics are not simply eliminating jobs. They are reshaping labor demand unevenly. Credit: Depositphotos Subscribe for ads-free reading Much of the commentary on AI and robotics in European and North American policy circles still rests on a fear-laden assumption: new technologies will destroy jobs, and they will do so first and most decisively in the sectors that have historically absorbed labor at scale.
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Moody's multilateral ratings are stuck in the biased logic of the past

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By Hannah Ryder, Trevor Lwere
| Devex
Opinion: The credit rating agency’s proposed changes to its methodology are not fit for purpose for African borrowers, and risk hindering development finance outcomes. Credit ratings, largely determined by the three dominant global agencies, play an outsized role in shaping borrowing costs, investor confidence, and access to international capital markets in Africa.
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South Africa, the G20, and the new US presidency

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By Hannah Ryder
| Yahoo
Search query South Africa, the G20, and the new US presidency Mon, November 24, 2025 at 12:29 PM UTC South Africa struck the G20 gavel this weekend with a bracing agenda: calling for reforms to global financial architecture, climate justice, and centering Africa’s economic development. It did so with integrity despite the US boycott, which South Africa’s foreign ministry spokesperson called “coercion by absentia.” The summit declaration was a critical win, but the story is not over.
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