Africa: Kiswahili Rising Globally As Africa’s Lingua Franca, Connects Millions Across Borders

Africa: Kiswahili Rising Globally As Africa’s Lingua Franca, Connects Millions Across Borders

Algeria — The Kiswahili language continues to strengthen its position as one of Africa’s most influential means of communication, connecting millions of people across borders while gaining increasing recognition on the global stage. For centuries, Kiswahili has played a unique role in bringing together communities from different ethnic and linguistic backgrounds, particularly in Eastern and…

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Africa: Kiswahili Rising Globally As Africa’s Lingua Franca, Connects Millions Across Borders

Africa: Childhood Vaccination Rate Increases Slightly, but Millions Remain Unprotected

Global childhood immunization programmes continued to recover in 2025, but conflict, poverty and growing vaccine hesitancy are still leaving millions vulnerable to preventable diseases, according to new UN data released on Wednesday. The annual WHO-UNICEF Estimates of National Immunization Coverage reveal 90 per cent of infants worldwide received at least one dose of the diphtheria,…

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Poor workplace tech costs SA companies millions, study finds

Poor workplace tech costs SA companies millions, study finds

A study conducted by Altron Digital Business (ADB) found that a staggering 88% of South African employees agree that technology enables them to do their best work. ADB concluded the benchmark study, focusing on how employees experience technology across eight major institutions in the financial services industry. The Employee Technology Experience Index (TEXI) measured employee…

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Africa: Kiswahili Rising Globally As Africa’s Lingua Franca, Connects Millions Across Borders

Africa: The AIDS Response Saved Millions of Children. We Cannot Abandon It Now.

For over four decades, the global AIDS response has been powered by grief, rage, courage, and determination. Families buried loved ones long before their time. Communities confronted discrimination and built networks of care when the silence was deafening. Scientific breakthroughs and community-driven innovation transformed HIV from a near-certain death sentence into a chronic, manageable condition….

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The millions Vodacom spends protecting its CEO

The millions Vodacom spends protecting its CEO

Vodacom Group CEO Shameel Joosub Vodacom Group is spending about R7.7-million/year on personal security for its CEO, Shameel Joosub – a figure that surfaces only through a quiet restatement of last year’s numbers and that the company still does not disclose as a line of its own. The cost sits inside the “other” benefits line…

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