Harnessing the Strength of Women Leadership to solve the challenges of the 21st Century
History has recorded extraordinary feats accomplished by women leaders in government and the private sector.
Road deaths: why matters have only got worse over the past 100 years
Road crashes and deaths are a grim daily reality all over the world.
Is eastern Africa’s drought the worst in recent history? And are worse yet to come
Large areas of Ethiopia, Somalia and Kenya are currently in the grip of a severe drought.
Kenya and South Africa offer insights into digital economy challenges and alternatives
The World Bank is warning of the real danger of a massive economic downturn across the world.
Wole Soyinka’s life of writing holds Nigeria up for scrutiny
Abayomi Awelewa, Lecturer in African and African Diasporan Literature, University of Lagos The Nigerian playwright, novelist, poet and essayist is a giant among his contemporaries. In 1986, he became the…
Cotton breeders are using genetic insights to make this global crop more sustainable
Products derived from the cotton plant show up in many items that people use daily, including blue jeans, bedsheets, paper, candles and peanut butter.
Morocco – a top fertiliser producer – could hold a key to the world’s food supply
Morocco has a large fertiliser industry with huge production capacity and international reach.
The African Union at 20: some reason to cheer, but lots of work ahead
The AU should deal decisively with member states that undermine the rule of law within their territories.
Why factory jobs for Ethiopian women haven’t translated into greater participation in politics
Until the war in Tigray started in November 2020, Ethiopia was a favoured investment destination.
South Africa could produce a lot more renewable energy: Here’s what it needs
South Africa’s power utility, Eskom, has not been able to provide a steady electricity supply for several years now.
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