Africa: Neurodiversity Is a Gift, ‘Not a Problem to Be Solved’, Says the Archbishop of Canterbury

Africa: Neurodiversity Is a Gift, ‘Not a Problem to Be Solved’, Says the Archbishop of Canterbury

Members of the Church of England Synod have approved a proposal for more training on neurodiversity and to establish a new network of ‘Neurodiversity Champions’ throughout its dioceses, based on the model of their current disability advisers network. On July 10, the Church of England shared that ‘Neurodivergent people, who include autistic people, people with…

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Africa: Neurodiversity Is a Gift, ‘Not a Problem to Be Solved’, Says the Archbishop of Canterbury

Africa: Nigeria Seeks Regional Collaboration to Boost Africa’s Digital Economy

Abuja — Nigeria has urged African countries to foster greater collaborations to boost the continent’s digital economy. Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Communications, Innovations and Digital Economy, Nadungu Gagare made the call at the 7th Special Session of the African Telecommunication Union (ATU), Wednesday, in Abuja. Gagare, who was represented by a director in his office,…

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Africa: All of Africa Today – July 17, 2026

Africa: All of Africa Today – July 17, 2026

  23 Killed in Uganda School Bus Crash At least 23 people, including 22 schoolchildren and the founder of King David Junior School, were killed when a school bus crashed in eastern Uganda’s Kapchorwa district. Police said the bus was returning from a study tour to Sipi Falls. The bus reportedly suffered a mechanical fault before the…

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Africa: Neurodiversity Is a Gift, ‘Not a Problem to Be Solved’, Says the Archbishop of Canterbury

Africa: Remittances to Hold Steady Despite Return of Thousands From South Africa, Says Mnangagwa Spokesperson

THE return of Zimbabweans from South Africa fleeing xenophobic attacks will not affect Zimbabwe’s remittances, which account for a significant proportion of the gross domestic product, a government official has said. GeographicReferenceAccording to statistics, Zimbabwe has since recorded US$1.55 billion in diaspora remittances, a figure that is expected to double before the year-end, as per…

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Africa: Neurodiversity Is a Gift, ‘Not a Problem to Be Solved’, Says the Archbishop of Canterbury

Africa: The Ocean Is Not Fragmented. Power Is.

On 16-18 June in Mombasa, the Our Ocean Conference met on African soil for the first time, and over 100 governments, businesses and civil society organisations announced 320 new commitments valued at $6.4 billion to advance ocean conservation, sustainable fisheries, climate resilience and the blue economy. I have sat in enough such rooms to know…

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Africa: Neurodiversity Is a Gift, ‘Not a Problem to Be Solved’, Says the Archbishop of Canterbury

Africa: Appeal by the African Women Leaders Network (AWLN) to His Excellency Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, President of the Republic of Uganda

The African Women Leaders Network is a mobilizing and advocacy platform, with Chapters in 39 AU member states. It is appealing respectfully to His Excellency Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, President of the Republic of Uganda, to kindly use his authourity to have a review conducted, by the mandated authourities, of the charges of sectarianism laid against…

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Africa: Neurodiversity Is a Gift, ‘Not a Problem to Be Solved’, Says the Archbishop of Canterbury

Africa: Statement by the African Women Leaders Network (AWLN) Calling for the Selection and Appointment of the First Woman Secretary-General of the United Nations

On 31st December, 2026 the second term of the current United Nations Secretary General will end – the ninth Secretary General and the ninth man to hold that position. This means that in 81 years, no woman has been selected and appointed, in spite of the Organization calling for its member states to dismantle barriers…

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