Global inequality: Rethinking climate responsibility through a solutions lens
The climate crisis was not born in the villages of Africa; it was engineered in boardrooms, bankrolled by billionaires,...
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The deadly irony of rabies in East Africa
The science is sound. The strategy is clear. Now, the choice lies with us. With smart planning, local empowerment,...
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When brain health becomes personal: A reflection and call to action for Mother Africa
With dementia cases in Africa projected to triple by 2050, the time to invest in inclusive brain health solutions...
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The understated menace: How Climate Change is reshaping human health
Between 2019 and 2022, 20 million people across the Horn of Africa were affected by droughts, which drastically limited...
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Digital health revolution: How tech is shaping the future of healthcare in the heart of Africa
Telemedicine, mapping tools, drones, predictive diagnostics, AI-powered chatbots, SMS alerts, and mobile applications transforming how Rwanda manages its healthcare...
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Plant-based plastics could help reduce the millions of tonnes of medical waste
Bioplastics can be made from plants or algae, which means they can be broken down when the temperature, pH levels and...
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AI here to help for the next global pandemic
AI advances could tackle future disease outbreaks, says international study. By Smart City Journal The COVID-19 crisis may already...
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From slum to solution: Bishop Wolah’s mission to empower African women
MySafepad offers the world’s first biodegradable disposable pad offering an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional pads By Napoleon Mugenzi...
The deadly irony of rabies in East Africa
The science is sound. The strategy is clear. Now, the choice lies with us. With smart planning, local empowerment, and global solidarity, East Africa can lead the way in proving that no one—no matter how remote, how poor, or how young—should die from a preventable bite. Rabies can be...
When brain health becomes personal: A reflection and call to action for Mother Africa
With dementia cases in Africa projected to triple by 2050, the time to invest in inclusive brain health solutions is now. By Edward Githae I never imagined brain health would become the most personal fight of my life – until it did. In March 2024, I lost my beloved...
The deadly irony of rabies in East Africa
The science is sound. The strategy is clear. Now, the choice lies with us. With smart planning, local empowerment, and global solidarity, East Africa can lead the way in proving that no one—no matter how remote, how poor, or how young—should die from a preventable bite. Rabies can be...
Lines of code, streams of hope: Verto’s voyage across borders and boundaries
In a world where borders divide but ambition unites, Ola Oyetayo is redrawing the map of money – one bold transaction at a time. From the quiet pulse of code to the roar of global trade, Verto isn’t just moving currency – it is moving the future. By Staff...
When brain health becomes personal: A reflection and call to action for Mother Africa
With dementia cases in Africa projected to triple by 2050, the time to invest in inclusive brain health solutions is now. By Edward Githae I never imagined brain health would become the most personal fight of my life – until it did. In March 2024, I lost my beloved...
Seeds of Power: How Kenyan women are fighting to reclaim the indigenous vegetable economy
In the fields where tradition meets transformation, Kenya’s women farmers are planting more than vegetables; they are sowing the seeds of power, dignity, and change. By Staff Writer | Ethical Business In the green heartlands of Kenya, a quiet revolution is unfolding. Long dismissed as “women’s crops,” African Indigenous...
Solar carports could fuel Africa’s clean future, if policy catches up
Africa’s car parks don’t just need to shelter vehicles; they need to power the future. With the right policies,...
The deadly irony of rabies in East Africa
The science is sound. The strategy is clear. Now, the choice lies with us. With smart planning, local empowerment, and global solidarity, East Africa can lead the way in proving that no one—no matter how remote, how poor, or how young—should die from a preventable bite. Rabies can be...
When brain health becomes personal: A reflection and call to action for Mother Africa
With dementia cases in Africa projected to triple by 2050, the time to invest in inclusive brain health solutions is now. By Edward Githae I never imagined brain health would become the most personal fight of my life – until it did. In March 2024, I lost my beloved...
Global inequality: Rethinking climate responsibility through a solutions lens
The climate crisis was not born in the villages of Africa; it was engineered in boardrooms, bankrolled by billionaires, and fuelled by a system that values profit over planet. If justice is the true path forward, then the world must stop pointing fingers at those holding buckets, and start...
Lines of code, streams of hope: Verto’s voyage across borders and boundaries
In a world where borders divide but ambition unites, Ola Oyetayo is redrawing the map of money – one bold transaction at a time. From the quiet pulse of code to the roar of global trade, Verto isn’t just moving currency – it is moving the future. By Staff...
Lines of code, streams of hope: Verto’s voyage across borders and boundaries
In a world where borders divide but ambition unites, Ola Oyetayo is redrawing the map of money – one...
Seeds of Power: How Kenyan women are fighting to reclaim the indigenous vegetable economy
In the fields where tradition meets transformation, Kenya’s women farmers are planting more than vegetables; they are sowing the...
Solar carports could fuel Africa’s clean future, if policy catches up
Africa’s car parks don’t just need to shelter vehicles; they need to power the future. With the right policies,...
The deadly irony of rabies in East Africa
The science is sound. The strategy is clear. Now, the choice lies with us. With smart planning, local empowerment, and global solidarity, East Africa can lead the way in proving that no one—no matter how remote, how poor, or how young—should die from a preventable bite. Rabies can be...
Lines of code, streams of hope: Verto’s voyage across borders and boundaries
In a world where borders divide but ambition unites, Ola Oyetayo is redrawing the map of money – one bold transaction at a time. From the quiet pulse of code to the roar of global trade, Verto isn’t just moving currency – it is moving the future. By Staff...
When brain health becomes personal: A reflection and call to action for Mother Africa
With dementia cases in Africa projected to triple by 2050, the time to invest in inclusive brain health solutions is now. By Edward Githae I never imagined brain health would become the most personal fight of my life – until it did. In March 2024, I lost my beloved...
Seeds of Power: How Kenyan women are fighting to reclaim the indigenous vegetable economy
In the fields where tradition meets transformation, Kenya’s women farmers are planting more than vegetables; they are sowing the seeds of power, dignity, and change. By Staff Writer | Ethical Business In the green heartlands of Kenya, a quiet revolution is unfolding. Long dismissed as “women’s crops,” African Indigenous...
Starved by policy: the human cost of United States’ food aid cuts in a climate-changed Africa
In a world where drought, conflict, and climate change already push millions to the brink, the United States’ decision to slash food aid isn’t just a policy change – it’s a lifeline severed. By Edward Githae In a world rapidly warming under the weight of human activity, the timing...
Global inequality: Rethinking climate responsibility through a solutions lens
The climate crisis was not born in the villages of Africa; it was engineered in boardrooms, bankrolled by billionaires, and fuelled by a system that values profit over planet. If justice is the true path forward, then the world must stop pointing fingers at those holding buckets, and start...
The deadly irony of rabies in East Africa
The science is sound. The strategy is clear. Now, the choice lies with us. With smart planning, local empowerment, and global solidarity, East Africa can lead the way in proving that no one—no matter how remote, how poor, or how young—should die from a preventable bite. Rabies can be...
Lines of code, streams of hope: Verto’s voyage across borders and boundaries
In a world where borders divide but ambition unites, Ola Oyetayo is redrawing the map of money – one bold transaction at a time. From the quiet pulse of code to the roar of global trade, Verto isn’t just moving currency – it is moving the future. By Staff...
Global inequality: Rethinking climate responsibility through a solutions lens
The climate crisis was not born in the villages of Africa; it was engineered in boardrooms, bankrolled by billionaires, and fuelled by a system that values profit over planet. If justice is the true path forward, then the world must stop pointing fingers at those holding buckets, and start...
The deadly irony of rabies in East Africa
The science is sound. The strategy is clear. Now, the choice lies with us. With smart planning, local empowerment, and global solidarity, East Africa can lead the way in proving that no one—no matter how remote, how poor, or how young—should die from a preventable bite. Rabies can be...
Lines of code, streams of hope: Verto’s voyage across borders and boundaries
In a world where borders divide but ambition unites, Ola Oyetayo is redrawing the map of money – one bold transaction at a time. From the quiet pulse of code to the roar of global trade, Verto isn’t just moving currency – it is moving the future. By Staff...
WEEK SUMMARY TITLES
The climate crisis was not born in the villages of Africa; it was engineered in boardrooms, bankrolled by billionaires,...
In the fields where tradition meets transformation, Kenya’s women farmers are planting more than vegetables; they are sowing the...
In a world where drought, conflict, and climate change already push millions to the brink, the United States’ decision...
The sea is knocking -softly now, but relentlessly. Whether we rise to meet it or let it wash us...