Africa: Learning, Relearning and Sharing to Address Obstetric Violence

Africa: Kenya, WHO Push for Stronger Africa-Europe Health Workforce Partnership

Nairobi — The government and the World Health Organization are seeking deeper cooperation on healthcare workforce development amid growing global shortages and increasing migration of skilled health workers. Principal Secretary for Medical Services Dr. Ouma Oluga held high-level talks with WHO Regional Director for Europe Dr. Hans Kluge focusing on health workforce collaboration, retention strategies…

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Africa: Learning, Relearning and Sharing to Address Obstetric Violence

Africa CDC Rallies Govts, Partners to Mainstream Behavioural Change in National Health Plans

African health leaders and development partners have renewed calls for Social and Behaviour Change (SBC) to be entrenched as a core component of health systems across the continent. They stated this on Tuesday in Abuja at the Continental SBC Costing and Institutionalisation Workshop, where the Africa CDC and its partners stressed that sustainable financing for…

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There’s an oddity hiding in South Africa’s EV market

There’s an oddity hiding in South Africa’s EV market

Plug-in hybrid electric cars (PHEVs) outsold pure battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) by more than two to one in South Africa last year, marking the local market out as a global outlier even as overall electric car adoption remained stuck below 1% of new vehicle sales. That’s according to the latest International Energy Agency (IEA) Global Electric…

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Africa: Learning, Relearning and Sharing to Address Obstetric Violence

Africa’s Capital Must Stay Home to Plug Its Financing Gap – How It Could Be Done

Africa is providing cheap liquidity to wealthy nations. In return it is paying huge interest rates to external institutional investors at the cost of its own development. For instance, African central banks export their reserve funds for safekeeping. Sovereign wealth funds and pension fund managers invest only in investment-grade European and United States institutions. The…

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Africa: Learning, Relearning and Sharing to Address Obstetric Violence

Africa: CEOs Sound Alarm On AI Gap As Africa’s Workplaces Go Digital

NAIROBI, Kenya, May 21-East African business leaders are calling on organizations to urgently scale up artificial intelligence (AI) adoption and workforce training, warning that companies that delay risk losing competitiveness in a rapidly evolving digital economy. The call was made during the East African Business Leaders Round Table convened by SeamlessHR and KPMG East Africa,…

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