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Africa: The .68 Million Fence Vs. the Forest’s People

Africa: The $2.68 Million Fence Vs. the Forest’s People

On February 27, 2026, the Keiyo Indigenous Community filed a formal grievance with the United Nations Development Programme’s Social and Environmental Compliance Unit, alleging that a $2.68 million conservation project was being constructed across their ancestral land, including burial sites, without their free, prior, and informed consent. The case was registered as SECU0027 on March…

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GTA 6 retail price locked in

GTA 6 retail price locked in

Take-Two Interactive Software has priced its highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto VI at US$79.99 (R1 330 at the time of publication) and will launch the game on 19 November, the company said on Wednesday. GTA 6 is expected to be the world’s ​largest videogame launch, bringing in billions ​of dollars in sales within days of ⁠release…

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Africa: The .68 Million Fence Vs. the Forest’s People

Africa: Global Learning Losses Threaten an Entire Generation

Conflict, displacement and climate shocks are disrupting education for an estimated 258 million school-aged children and adolescents worldwide, raising fears that millions risk losing not only years of schooling but future opportunities altogether, according to a new report released Tuesday. The Breaking Barriers: Understanding Educational Exclusion in Crises report by Education Cannot Wait (ECW), the…

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Africa: The .68 Million Fence Vs. the Forest’s People

Africa: Fossil Fuels Still Dominate in Africa’s Electricity Future – Study Tracks 3,139 Power Plants

Only about 57% of the people in Africa have access to electricity, the vast majority of them in sub-Saharan Africa. To meet the United Nations goal of everyone having access to affordable electricity by 2030, African countries will need to rapidly expand electricity generation. However, generating more electricity will have an effect on available water…

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Africa: The .68 Million Fence Vs. the Forest’s People

Africa: We Must Put an End to the Exploitation of Africa’s Critical Minerals, President Tinubu Tells Minerals Strategy Group

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Tuesday urged member countries of the African Minerals Strategy Group (AMSG) to speak with one voice to promote Africa’s collective interests, ensure value addition, and prevent the continent from becoming merely a source of raw materials for the rest of the world. President Tinubu gave the charge while receiving a…

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