Adetoro Adetayo

Adetoro Adetayo

  Nigeria https://torotayo.com Adetoro is the Co-Publisher and Editor at Susinsight, observing and reporting on trends across Africa's economy, society, and environment. She holds an MSc in Sustainable Chemical Engineering and a BSc in Chemical Engineering. Adetoro also works as a Sustainability Professional in Nigeria.

       

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22 Posts by Adetoro Adetayo

The Green Job Paradox: Who Wins and Who’s Left Behind?

While green jobs promise growth, unequal access to resources, training, and infrastructure may leave many behind in the transition.
0 9 min read

E-Mobility for the Many, Not the Few

What strategies can Africa adopt to make e-mobility affordable and accessible while bridging the gap in urban transportation for underserved communities?
0 8 min read

The Fierce Fight to Save the Black Rhino

As the black rhino teeters on the brink of extinction, dedicated conservationists and communities unite to combat relentless poaching and habitat loss.
0 10 min read

The Silent Echoes

How can shared stories and open conversations help heal unseen wounds and bring hope to those suffering in silence?
0 4 min read

Why Capricorn Group Thinks Social Impact is Good Business

Capricorn Group believes investing in education and local communities isn’t just charity—it’s a smart strategy for lasting change.
0 5 min read

The Complexity of Healthy Eating: What You Need to Know

As dietary habits shift globally, understanding the impact of cultural traditions and modern influences is essential for making healthier choices.
0 10 min read

Why Your Choice of Sunscreen Could Save Coral Reefs

Just as your choice of sunscreen shields your skin, it can also protect the vibrant life beneath the waves.
0 11 min read

Why African Farmers Face a Digital Divide Despite Tech Advances

African farmers are increasingly benefiting from digital technology, but challenges like digital literacy, infrastructure, and access remain significant barriers to widespread success.
0 10 min read

How will Africa Shape the Paris 2024 Olympics?

The Paris 2024 Olympics will spotlight Africa's rising influence in global sports, with an unprecedented number of African athletes and cultural celebrations, promising to...
0 8 min read

Brewing a Better World: The Nigerian Breweries Impact Story

Nigerian Breweries, Nigeria's biggest brewing company, is making a big difference by helping communities, protecting the environment, and promoting responsible drinking.
0 7 min read

Namibia’s Daring Quest to Decarbonize the Steel Industry

In a bold move, Namibia’s Oshivela Project aims to reshape steel production by cutting emissions entirely, marking a historic shift forward.
0 6 min read

CSR’s Role in Africa’s Sustainable Future

In Africa's evolving development story, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) plays a crucial role, fostering collaborative partnerships between businesses and communities to address the continent's...
1 11 min read

Drops of Life: Majik Water’s Solution for Arid Communities

Majik Water spearheads a groundbreaking approach to combating water scarcity in Kenya’s arid regions, utilizing innovative air-to-water technology to revolutionize clean drinking water accessibility...
0 9 min read

Trash to Treasure: Planet 3R’s Bold Move to Reshape Waste and Weave a Greener Future

Planet 3R, a visionary social enterprise based in Nigeria, leads the way in sustainable practices by transforming textile and plastic waste into avant-garde products,...
0 6 min read

Lagos Plastic Ban: A Bold Step or an Economic Blow?

The Lagos State government's decisive ban on single-use plastics and styrofoam sparks intense discussions about its economic impact, prompting a nuanced critique and alternative...
2 7 min read