Development
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Private jets grounded in Nigeria crackdown
Everybody who is allowed to fly a non-commercial aircraft in Nigeria is now having their license re-assessed, says a top official.
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UAE, Egypt ink major wind energy deal on COP27 sidelines
The United Arab Emirates and Egypt agreed Tuesday to develop one of the world’s largest wind farms in a deal struck on the sidelines of the UN’s COP27 climate summit in Sharm el-Sheikh.
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FAO: Bei za vyakula duniani zimeshuka kutoka rekodi ya juu kutokana na vita vya Ukraine
Bei ya vyakula duniani ilishuka kidogo mwezi uliopita baada ya kufikia rekodi yake ya juu mwezi Machi lakini imesalia kuwa juu kutokana na vita vya Ukraine
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FAO: Bei ya vyakula duniani yaongezeka kutokana na vita vya Ukraine
“Bei za bidhaa za chakula duniani zilipanda kwa kiasi kikubwa mwezi Machi kufikia viwango vyake vya juu zaidi,”FAO
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Five African Presidents Launch Global Fund’s US$18 Billion Campaign to Restore Progress Against AIDS, TB and Malaria Amid COVID-19 Disruption
“In the face of the catastrophic impact of COVID-19 on the fight against HIV, TB and malaria, the choice is stark: We either increase funding, or we abandon hope of finally defeating these epidemics by 2030,”…
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The Business of Feeding Africa
Over the coming decade, sub-Saharan Africa’s food demand is projected to rise. This will make it one of world’s largest sources of additional demand…
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The Equity Agenda in Fourth Industrial Revolution Healthcare Technology
While the COVID-19 pandemic has amplified existing inequities, it has also spurred innovation and use of Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) technologies that have the potential to transform our healthcare systems.
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Priorities for Africa in 2022, according to the World Economic Forum
“Africa, more than many other regions, desperately needs to provide the education and skills training necessary for the jobs of the future”
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President Kenyatta Invites African Leaders To Attend Nairobi Infrastructure Event
Kenya will showcase its infrastructure development projects within the country and beyond including the Lamu Port, South Sudan, Ethiopia Transport (LAPSSET) Corridor Programme.
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South Africa’s census starts with the homeless
It’s only the fourth census since the advent of democracy in 1994. The count normally happens every 10 years, but was delayed last year due to Covid.
