Africa is on the path to achieving food security through innovative and transformative methods that are reshaping its agricultural sector. In doing so, it is challenging the long-held perception in.
The digital revolution is transforming Africa’s economy and society at an unprecedented pace. Yet, alongside this rapid growth, a significant gender gap persists within the tech industry. Women constitute only.
“We are waging a suicidal war on nature.” — UN Secretary-General António Guterres Each year on 6 November, the world observes the International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the.
Climate change is a global crisis, prompting countries worldwide to seek alternatives to fossil fuels for sustainable energy production. One significant source of power generation is nuclear energy, which has.
Africa’s economic potential is immense. With a youthful, rapidly urbanising population, the continent is witnessing growth across diverse sectors, presenting unique high-yield investment opportunities. According to the World Bank,.
Africa’s judicial systems have made significant advances in recent decades, spurred by both grassroots and institutional efforts. With several countries leading reform and cases that have stirred public faith in.
“Leadership is not about the next election, it’s about the next generation.” – African leader Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, the first elected female head of state in Africa, once said. These.
As technology drives the global finance sector, Africa is no exception; leveraging digital innovation to reshape financial inclusion and economic growth. While global perspectives often highlight Western advancements, Africa’s progress.
Africa’s ongoing commitment to eradicating tuberculosis (TB) is yielding promising results, reflecting resilience and progress across the continent. The World Health Organisation’s (WHO) 2024 report highlights substantial reductions in TB.
Agriculture is a cornerstone of Africa’s socio-economic landscape, essential for food security, employment, raw materials, and environmental sustainability. Africa is home to over 65% of the world’s uncultivated arable land,.
