Dr.Joe Muriuki, First Kenyan to disclose HIV status dies at 63
Dr Joe Muriuki, the first Kenyan to come out openly about his HIV status, has died. His wife Jane Ngima…
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Making Carbon Trade Work for Africa
Making Carbon Trade work for Africa needs an urgent new perspective. A new narrative for carbon trade in Africa is needed like yesterday. All actors engaged in the carbon trade arena need to have “selectiveness” and “green pandemic recovery” as the foundational premise informing their investment or partnerships decisions.
EU chief unveils $170bn investment plan for Africa
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced a more than 150-billion-euro ($171-billion) investment plan for Africa at a news…
EAC Council approves DRC admission
“We have now recommended to the summit to consider admitting the DRC into the Community in accordance with Article 3 of the EAC Treaty.”
Nicah the queen teaches women how to take care of their men
She was in the past married to comedian Dr. Ofweneke with whom they have two daughters
Political pacts, “Handshake” in Kenya
The handshake and the Building the Bridges Initiative evolved alongside the emerging signs of a collapse of the pact between Kenyatta and his deputy Ruto.
President Kenyatta takes over as chair of AU Climate Change committee
“To achieve the expected results for Africa at COP27, it is imperative that we develop a strong and well-coordinated Common African Position, and that we formulate a set of robust key messages that encapsulate Africa’s aspirations,”
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…
Bridging Continent’s Productivity using AGRITECH Startups
To bridge the continent’s productivity deficit and meet the needs of its burgeoning population, many agritech companies have emerged across Africa.
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.
