Africa: Workable Nairobi Becomes Africa’s First Well Coworking Rated Workspace

Africa: Workable Nairobi Becomes Africa’s First Well Coworking Rated Workspace

Nairobi — Workable Nairobi has become the first coworking space in Africa to achieve the WELL Coworking Rating, an international benchmark focused on health, wellbeing and human performance in flexible workspaces. Developed by the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) in partnership with The Instant Group, the WELL Coworking Rating is the first global standard dedicated…

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Africa: After a Decade, the UN’s Antonio Guterres Is Stepping Down. His Legacy Will Be Mixed, At Best

Africa: After a Decade, the UN’s Antonio Guterres Is Stepping Down. His Legacy Will Be Mixed, At Best

In his farewell address to the United Nations General Assembly last week, António Guterres reminisced about his time as secretary general. In his words, it was a decade during which wars: dragged on with despicable cruelty. Civilians were targeted. Human rights trampled. Hunger weaponised. Humanitarians killed. International law cast aside. It’s true Guterres and the…

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Africa: Workable Nairobi Becomes Africa’s First Well Coworking Rated Workspace

Africa: U.S. Billionaire Tim Draper Backs Africa Blockchain Festival in Nairobi

Nairobi — US billionaire venture capitalist and Bitcoin advocate Tim Draper has highlighted Africa’s potential to leapfrog traditional financial systems as Nairobi prepares to host the Africa Blockchain Festival 2026 from October 15 to 17. Speaking with Africa Blockchain Festival founder Olubunmi Fabanwo ahead of the event, Draper said Africa’s growing adoption of digital assets,…

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Africa: Workable Nairobi Becomes Africa’s First Well Coworking Rated Workspace

Africa: Somali Senate Secretary-General Attends African Parliamentary Officials’ Meeting in South Africa

Midrand, South Africa — Somalia’s Senate Secretary-General, Abdinasir Ibrahim Guled, has attended the seventh annual conference of the Association of Secretaries-General of African Parliaments, which opened in Midrand, South Africa, at the Pan-African Parliament. The two-day meeting is focused on modernising parliamentary institutions and strengthening their ability to respond to changing administrative and leadership demands….

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Africa: Workable Nairobi Becomes Africa’s First Well Coworking Rated Workspace

Africa: Ipinge Earns Africa a Grade After Africa Netball Cup Officiating Stint

Namibian netball umpire Aaron Ipinge returned from the recently concluded Africa Netball Cup in Nairobi, Kenya, with valuable international experience and a major milestone after earning his Africa A umpiring grade. Ipinge was among the officials selected to officiate at the continental tournament, which featured both the women’s and men’s competitions. He officiated five matches…

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Africa: Workable Nairobi Becomes Africa’s First Well Coworking Rated Workspace

Africa: No Evidence Criminals Are Claiming to Test Blood Sugar for Free Only to ‘Inject Victims With HIV’ – Old Hoax Resurfaces

IN SHORT: A graphic circulating online in South Africa and Nigeria warns of criminals claiming to test blood sugar for free, only to infect people with HIV instead. But this hoax circulated in the Philippines in 2025, and the country’s health department debunked it. According to a shocking claim sent to Africa Check by subscribers…

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