As the so-called quiet quitting and 'act your wage' craze spreads on social media, encouraging workers to do the bare minimum, Aaron Heslehurst asks why employees are disillusioned and what managers can do about it.
BBC Tech journalist Paul Carter travels to Japan to showcase some Japanese moonshot innovations and meet the people behind them, revealing how advanced technologies are tackling global challenges.
African leaders examine the legacy of the transatlantic slave trade, how governments and the African Union can advance reparative justice whilst strengthening Africa-Caribbean cooperation.
Young Africans share why they quit jobs they describe as toxic, and we examine whether Gen Z is less willing than older generations to tolerate stressful workplaces.
Following recent wildfires, Shiona McCallum visits the Cairngorms National Park to see how cutting-edge tech is being used to monitor damage and help landscapes recover. Adrienne Murray is in Iceland exploring innovations in food production.
In Lagos, one of Africa's largest cities, Clive gets a workout in the downtown street market, heads for the studio with local musicians and experiences the vibrancy of Nigerian art.
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As the so-called quiet quitting and 'act your wage' craze spreads on social media, encouraging workers to do the bare minimum, Aaron Heslehurst asks why employees are disillusioned and what managers can do about it.
Young Africans share why they quit jobs they describe as toxic, and we examine whether Gen Z is less willing than older generations to tolerate stressful workplaces.
BBC Tech journalist Paul Carter travels to Japan to showcase some Japanese moonshot innovations and meet the people behind them, revealing how advanced technologies are tackling global challenges.
In Lagos, one of Africa's largest cities, Clive gets a workout in the downtown street market, heads for the studio with local musicians and experiences the vibrancy of Nigerian art.
African leaders examine the legacy of the transatlantic slave trade, how governments and the African Union can advance reparative justice whilst strengthening Africa-Caribbean cooperation.