Africa: Forty Migrants, Including Children, Perish in Tunisia Shipwreck

Africa: Who Will Watch the Clinics Now? Ritshidze Forced to Shrink After US Aid Cuts

Ritshidze, the world’s largest community-led monitoring system, is in jeopardy following the cuts to U.S development aid announced in January. Established in 2019, Ritshidze monitored service delivery and the availability of essential medicines at over 450 clinics in 25 health districts across eight provinces in the country every quarter. Its purpose is to document, report…

Read More
BISSELL South Africa Launches Through Strategic Partnership With Legend Housewares

BISSELL South Africa Launches Through Strategic Partnership With Legend Housewares

BISSELL, a global leader in floorcare appliances with a legacy spanning 149 years, is proud to announce its official entry into South Africa through a strategic partnership with Legend Housewares. The launch marks a significant milestone in the brand’s global expansion, reaffirming its long-standing commitment to innovation, accountability, and integrity since its founding in 1876….

Read More
Africa: ‘Africa Not a Guest, But Co-Architect’ of Global Health Systems #CPHIA2025

Africa: ‘Africa Not a Guest, But Co-Architect’ of Global Health Systems #CPHIA2025

Durban, South Africa — Public health in Africa is at a pivotal moment, shaped by both longstanding challenges and emerging opportunities. However, a revolution is brewing. Africans are taking control of their health destiny with innovation and resilience through cutting-edge digital health solutions and bold strides in local manufacturing. The 2025 Conference on Public Health in…

Read More
Africa: Kenya Leads East Africa’s Energy Consumption, Renewables

Africa: Kenya Leads East Africa’s Energy Consumption, Renewables

Nairobi — Kenya has topped the East African Community (EAC) in energy consumption and renewable energy generation, according to the latest Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority’s (EPRA) Energy and Petroleum Statistics Report. The report shows Kenya recorded the region’s highest electricity peak demand of 2,316 megawatts (MW), up from 2,177 MW in 2024, surpassing Tanzania’s…

Read More
Africa: Forty Migrants, Including Children, Perish in Tunisia Shipwreck

Africa: Cannabis Boom in South Africa and Zimbabwe Is Good for Wealthy Investors, Bad for Small Farmers

Cannabis is booming as an ingredient in everything from supplementary oils, inflammation-reducing skin creams, lip balms to health drinks and gummy sweets that promise to reduce anxiety and pain and promote relaxation. The global legal cannabis market is today worth about US$69.78 billion, and this will skyrocket to US$216.76 billion by 2033. Read more: More…

Read More
Africa: Forty Migrants, Including Children, Perish in Tunisia Shipwreck

Africa: Robert Mugabe Nominated for Kitagwenda County

Robert Mugabe, the National Resistance Movement (NRM) flag bearer for Kitagwenda County, has been officially nominated by the Independent Electoral Commission (EC) to contest in the forthcoming general elections. Mugabe, who previously served as the interim District Chairperson of Kitagwenda, arrived at the EC offices around 9am on Wednesday. The process, however, took longer than…

Read More
Africa: Forty Migrants, Including Children, Perish in Tunisia Shipwreck

Africa: Powering Africa’s First Solar Ai Research Hub

The Namibia University of Science and Technology (Nust) is partnering with international and local institutions to develop Africa’s first solar-powered artificial intelligence (AI) research cluster. The university is in advanced discussions with the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems and Karibu Kwetu Trading to establish micro-concentrated photovoltaic technology. Micro-concentrated photovoltaic technology is a high-efficiency solar…

Read More