Let’s walk the talk in reviewing Agriculture in Africa, AUC Commissioner makes passionate appeal
Sacko, who has served two terms as the Africa Union Commission (AUC) Commissioner, urged African nations to create job opportunities by empowering rural communities to engage in sustainable food production.
The Commissioner of AUC-DARBE, criticised...
Duty, Dignity, and Decency: Redefining Kenyan policing in the face of brutality
Peaceful protests are a fundamental right, and any use of violence against protesters is a violation of this right.
The Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) plays a crucial role in investigating cases of police...
Food Insecurity in Africa: Challenges, causes and comprehensive solutions
Some regions have received less than 50% of their usual annual rainfall, exacerbating the continent's food insecurity crisis.
Global warming is the increase in earth’s average surface temperature due to anthropogenic activities, primarily the emission...
Beyond the Shadows: Father Deo Mugenyi Atwooki’s lessons on reconciliation after inspiring Rwanda voyage
Fr. Deo contends that the principle of reconciliation and forgiveness presents itself over and over in his mind as he reflects on Rwanda.
Rwanda's story reminds us that no matter how deep the scars may...
Breaking Barriers: Accelerating women leadership in Africa’s clean energy sector
Given the stark disparities caused by climate change, prioritising women in Africa's green energy transition is crucial.
Empowering women in this field is not just about fairness; it is a strategic necessity for achieving energy...
Roche champions Nurse Education with new diabetes online course
According to Roche chairman Dr Severin Schwan, the contribution nurses make to patients is undeniable, particularly in Africa which is characterised by socioeconomic inequalities in access to care for patients.
Currently operational in South Africa,...
Dangers of Academic Inbreeding in African universities, with special reference to Kenya
Many universities in Europe and North America discourage their own students from being employed at their Mother University or Alma mater immediately after doctoral studies.
It remains taboo in many African societies for one to...
KCB Group CEO Paul Russo named Africa Business Leader of the Year
Dr. Ken Giami, Chairman of the African Leadership Organisation and Publisher of Africa Leadership Magazine, expressed admiration for the winners.
Since taking on the role of CEO, Paul Russo has demonstrated a steadfast commitment to...
Need to address Supervisor Menace for Graduate Students in African Universities
There are many cases where masters and doctoral supervisors have just completed their own degrees and lack proper skills on supervising a research student.
Some supervisors suffer from trauma of their own days as...
Crisis: Shortage of trained journalists cause for alarm for Africa climate coverage
According to 'The State of the Climate in Africa 2022' report’, over 110 million people in Africa were directly impacted by weather, climate and water-related hazards.
Through accurate reporting and effective communication, the media can...
