Human skills drive AI-era careers

Human skills drive AI-era careers

While demand for AI skills continues to surge, uniquely human capabilities are becoming the biggest differentiator in the future workforce. (Image source: 123RF) Artificial intelligence (AI) is creating a two-track employment landscape in which jobs requiring human judgement, creativity and leadership are growing faster and commanding higher salaries than roles increasingly simplified through automation. This…

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Africa: Historic Resolution on Neglected Tropical Diseases Adopted by the United Nations Human Rights Council

Africa: Historic Resolution on Neglected Tropical Diseases Adopted by the United Nations Human Rights Council

Resolution 62/27 on “Human rights and neglected tropical diseases” was adopted today by the Human Rights Council (HRC) at its sixty-second session in Geneva. The first ever HRC resolution dedicated to all neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) was adopted by consensus, after being put forward by six African countries where the burden of NTDs is significant;…

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Africa: Historic Resolution on Neglected Tropical Diseases Adopted by the United Nations Human Rights Council

Africa: UN Human Rights Council Adopts First-Ever Resolution on Human Rights and Neglected Tropical Diseases

Landmark resolution championed by a core group of African Member States led by Malawi 07 July, 2026 – Geneva, Switzerland – In a landmark moment for global health and human rights, African countries spearheaded the first-ever resolution adopted by the United Nations Human Rights Council today, formally recognizing the profound and inseparable links between human…

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Africa: UN Tells South Africa to Respect Human Rights As Deadline Day Arrives

Africa: UN Tells South Africa to Respect Human Rights As Deadline Day Arrives

UN spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric says the world body is closely monitoring South Africa’s planned protests against undocumented migrants. Amnesty International accuses March and March of encouraging the public to carry out unlawful “citizen’s arrests” of suspected migrants. The United Nations has stepped into South Africa’s anti-immigration crisis, calling for calm as nationwide protests begin on…

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Africa: Historic Resolution on Neglected Tropical Diseases Adopted by the United Nations Human Rights Council

Africa: Angola Defends Technical Rigor in AU Human Resources Reform

Luanda — Angola reaffirmed on Tuesday its commitment to completing the African Union’s (AU) Skills Audit and Assessment Process (SACA) and advocated the need for equity in the geographical representation of Member States with high standards of merit and professional excellence. The position was expressed by Angola’s Permanent Representative to the African Union, Miguel César…

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Singularity Summit South Africa 2026 deepens the conversation on quantum computing, AI and human potential

Singularity Summit South Africa 2026 deepens the conversation on quantum computing, AI and human potential

As quantum computing edges closer to practical reality and artificial intelligence continues to accelerate, Singularity South Africa has announced another wave of influential speakers for the 2026 Summit, taking place in collaboration with Old Mutual and metaverse partner UBU, at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg on Wednesday 21 and Thursday 22 October 2026. Building…

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Africa: Historic Resolution on Neglected Tropical Diseases Adopted by the United Nations Human Rights Council

Africa: Human Rights Watch Renews Scrutiny of US-Africa Health Deals

Concerns growing over the privacy, security, and sovereignty of Ugandans’ health data A new report by Human Rights Watch has renewed scrutiny of a new generation of health cooperation agreements between the United States and African governments, raising concerns about data-sharing provisions, pathogen access arrangements and the broader implications for health sovereignty across the continent….

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