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Burundi Signs US$1.4 Billion Electricity Deal to Connect 8 Million People by 2030

The 25-year public-private partnership aims to expand electricity access from about 15% to more than 50%, with major investments in…

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African Women Call for Dedicated Climate Finance to Implement Belém Gender Action Plan

Rising publication fees threaten equitable participation by African researchers, ASSAf study finds

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East African Universities need unity for a brighter future in higher education: VP University of Hargeisa

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Kenya Sets the Pace as IGAD Director Dr. Anthony Awira Calls For Bold Leadership to Shape the Region’s Future

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Routine Vaccination for Malaria Begins in Africa

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Kenya’s local green revolution toward environmental conservation takes shape

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Cutting malaria infections could earn $16bn average yearly to African economies

From Crisis to Opportunity: Transforming Access to Medicines for the 21st Century

Chad launches vaccination against malaria, Pneumococcal diseases and Rotavirus diarrhoea

Kenya’s Dementia Challenge: SGU Calls for Greater Awareness and Early Diagnosis

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Sappi’s evolving value chain in a circular economy

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Africa vulnerable to Climate-driven health impacts, new report reveals

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Malawi gets $52 million Green Climate Fund to support FAO-led ecosystem project

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ACHCGA’s Call for Ambitious Action on NCQGs at COP29

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Vertiv ready to partner with Kenyan Telco and Data Centre Providers to Meet AI Challenges

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Burundi Signs US$1.4 Billion Electricity Deal to Connect 8 Million People by 2030

Digital sovereignty: the key to data control, security, and independence

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Rising publication fees threaten equitable participation by African researchers, ASSAf study finds

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Africa’s Natural Resources Belong to the People—but Who Really Holds the Power?

From a Zambian village to the frontiers of physics: Meet young researcher Prosper Chanda

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Two African scientists each win a USD 150,000 Jennifer Ward Oppenheimer Research Grant

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Burundi Signs US$1.4 Billion Electricity Deal to Connect 8 Million People by 2030

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African Women Call for Dedicated Climate Finance to Implement Belém Gender Action Plan

Rising publication fees threaten equitable participation by African researchers, ASSAf study finds

LVCT Health Bets on Local Partnerships and Digital Innovation to Advance Universal Health Coverage

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Africa’s Natural Resources Belong to the People—but Who Really Holds the Power?

From a Zambian village to the frontiers of physics: Meet young researcher Prosper Chanda

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Kenya’s Community Health Promoters Face Hidden Mental Health Crisis, Study Finds

Gender-Based Violence and Femicide: Why Africa Needs Evidence, Prevention and Accountability

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