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How will El Niño impact Africa? | Part 1

An interview with Dr. Richard Muita, Ag. Deputy Director of Research and Education at the Kenya Meteorological Department, conducted by IRM Africa.… More

20 August 2026

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The oil must flow

23 June 2026

By Sean Gotora, 2026 | Strategy, Risk & ResilienceMBA-Strategy, BSc.Eng. Chemical Engineering, CRMA, SIRM, CERM, CBCP, RMP, CAPM.   Frank Herbert’s *Dune* was never about distant planets. It was about systems that appear stable until… More

Geopolitical risk is no longer a distant concern — it’s reshaping strategy, resilience, and decision-making across every sector. Issue 5 of Enterprise Risk Magazine dives into the forces redefining the global risk… More

Energy has emerged as one of the most dynamic frontiers of enterprise risk management. From geopolitical instability and volatile commodity prices, to climate imperatives and the rapid evolution of renewable technologies, the… More

by Lamia Al Othman While renewable energy investment continues, critical mineral shortages, supply chain disruptions, and concentration of AI capabilities present new systemic risks. As we near the end of the year… More

While the European Union (EU) is more prepared to deal with major crises than it was five years ago, the complex risk landscape has outpaced the body’s speed in dealing with them,… More

Climate change, cybersecurity, geopolitical stability and other key risks have remained at the top of insurance survey rankings over the past four to five years, according to Axa future risk report 2024. Climate… More

The International Standards Setting Board released two major documents on sustainability in June – IFRS1 and IFRS2.  IFRS1 set out the General Requirements for Disclosure of Sustainability-related Financial Information and IFRS S2 sets… More

Just over half (51%) of the UK’s businesses said it was the responsibility of government to ensure that organisations successfully adapt to the challenges of climate change – compared with only 15%… More

The world faces another year of extreme weather risk as experts predict that the conditions are right for the return of El Niño – a phenomenon that raises the temperature of the Pacific Ocean.… More