Why banana farming may be Africa’s strategic move to fight hunger
Bananas are one of the most widely consumed fruits globally and are known for their sweet taste and high nutritional value.
They are a good source of essential nutrients such as potassium, vitamin C, vitamin...
Menstrual Hygiene: Road to normalizing menstruation, defeating stigma
Good menstrual hygiene means complete well-being in relation to the menstrual cycle.
Pre-covid, 900 million of the 1.9 billion menstruating girls worldwide could not access menstrual hygiene.
Protecting a young girl means that every woman is...
Revisiting Human Revolution, a Journey Back to Timbuktu
There is a need to reinvent the spirit of Timbuktu’s educational orientation to revive the legacy of its scholars and promote education and research in the region.
Timbuktu is an ancient city located in Mali,...
From Passion to Purpose: Agatha, a champion in the making
She is an award-winning author, founder and young leader.
Her Read Us Africa initiative has since expanded to 10 African countries and 40 universities worldwide.
Later this year, she will join other youths from 14 African...
Hilda Baci bids for new Guinness World Record in an all-time-long cooking feat
Her all-time desire has been to overwrite the previous record of 86 cooking hours.
During this cook-a-thon, she received immense support from all over the globe.
Baci achieved an indelible triumph of cooking for 100 hours....
ICN Leadership Summit set to unveil Congo’s glory, award changemakers
The event will be held in Congo in August.
It aims at unearthing potential opportunities in Congo.
iChange Nations will crown leaders of different calibers in the country for their input.
Top-notch leaders from across the globe...
Global Polycrisis, a threat to SDGs, economy
The decline of humanity’s possibilities necessitates collective action.
Accumulating long-term stresses are considered by scholars a key structure for more crises to erupt.
Even though polycrisis may only last a short while, there are some long-term...
Combating Deglobalization: Which way Kenya?
Deglobalization is taking place when economies in Africa are in turmoil.
Some African countries have been unable to meet their debt repayment responsibility to the World Bank and IMF.
They are also experiencing protests over food...
Sudan Crisis: Putting the Army-RSF conflict into perspective
Hundreds of civilians have lost their lives in the conflict.
Previous efforts to reconstruct Sudan's democracy were expected to help.
The citizens are bearing the brunt of the entire turmoil.
Sudan can potentially get back on track...
African Cybersmart Network launched in Kenya amid cybersecurity concerns
It aims at tackling safety challenges emerging from Africa’s rapid digitalization.
Intensified user education and behavior change are at the forefront.
Online safety and privacy of users are key.
A community of organizations in Africa that...
