Africa: The Accra Mandate – Securing Africa’s Ai Future Through Local Data and Ethical Governance

Africa: The Accra Mandate – Securing Africa’s Ai Future Through Local Data and Ethical Governance

As the global conversation on technology transpires, Ghana is positioned to host another defining moment for the continent’s digital future. The Pan African AI and Innovation Summit (PAAIS) 2026, in its second year, scheduled for September 22-23 at the Kempinski Hotel, is building on the 2025 edition’s strategic convening of minds dedicated to the responsible…

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Africa: The Accra Mandate – Securing Africa’s Ai Future Through Local Data and Ethical Governance

African Indigenous Foods That Fight Inflammation May Help People With Diabetes – Research

African indigenous food groups present an exciting area to explore when it comes to taste and nutrition. They may even offer potential as nutritional therapy for people with health problems. Foods like jute mallow, pearl and finger millet, wild medlar, caterpillars and bambara nuts all have nutritional properties that could be useful in managing inflammation….

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Africa: The Accra Mandate – Securing Africa’s Ai Future Through Local Data and Ethical Governance

Africa: Former NSA Deputy Director Warns Against Ransom Payments, Calls West Africa ‘Global Epicenter’ of Terrorism

Published: February 12, 2026 MONROVIA — Former Deputy Director of Liberia’s National Security Agency Sam Saryon has cautioned West African governments against negotiating with terrorist groups or paying ransom, arguing that such payments finance extremist expansion and weaken state authority. Speaking in a weekend interview on West Africa Democracy Radio (WADR), Saryon said ransom payments…

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Africa: The Accra Mandate – Securing Africa’s Ai Future Through Local Data and Ethical Governance

Africa: Bridging the Capital Gap – Strategic Public-Private Partnerships Invest in Young Agri-Entrepreneurs

Nairobi — The global aid system is crumbling amidst chronic underinvestment in rural areas, posing a systemic threat to food systems everywhere. With 1.3 billion young people in the world today – the largest generation in history, and nearly half of them living in rural areas – investing in their entrepreneurial potential is key. Speaking…

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Africa: The Accra Mandate – Securing Africa’s Ai Future Through Local Data and Ethical Governance

Africa: Sumud Alliance – ‘Reasons for Suspension of Sudan’s AU Membership Still Exist’

Addis Ababa — A delegation from Sudan’s Civil Democratic Alliance of Revolutionary Forces (Sumud) pre-empted the African summit in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, by holding intensive consultations with ‘influential countries’ in decision-making within the African Union, in addition to the 15 countries of the African Peace and Security Council, as the competent authority to…

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Africa: The Accra Mandate – Securing Africa’s Ai Future Through Local Data and Ethical Governance

Africa: Public Healthcare and Contracting Out – Can It Work? Global Review Presents Some Answers

Universal health coverage – ensuring everyone can get quality, affordable healthcare when they need it – is one of the targets of the Sustainable Development Goals. But progress towards meeting this target has been elusive, especially in developing countries. In recent years, existing weaknesses in public health systems have been magnified by the COVID pandemic,…

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Africa: The Accra Mandate – Securing Africa’s Ai Future Through Local Data and Ethical Governance

Africa: AU Commissioner Praises GERD As Model of Africa’s Self-Financed Infrastructure

The African Union Commissioner for Infrastructure and Energy, Lerato Mataboge, has described the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam as a landmark example of Africa’s ability to finance and deliver transformative infrastructure using its own resources. Speaking at a press conference on accelerating Agenda 2063, advancing digital transformation and implementing the Programme for Infrastructure Development in Africa,…

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