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

By Constantine J.S. Mauki Africa must rethink natural-resource governance by moving beyond the question of ownership to confront a more…

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

Pan-African Surgical Conference warns of surgical crisis in Africa

Technology to protect South Africa’s oceans: experts find that a data-driven monitoring system is paying off

Africa Urged to Shift from Resource Extraction to Innovation-Led Growth at STI Forum

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Cross-Border Cooperation Key in Fight Against Foot-and-Mouth Disease

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Kenya’s health experts Calls for Stronger Collaboration to Curb Future Disease Outbreaks

Breaking the Cycle of Violence to Save Mothers and Children: Why Ending Gender-Based Violence is Essential for Global Health

Health financing is Africa’s next economic frontier, ECA tells health ministers at WHO Regional Committee opening in Addis Ababa

WHO Calls for Entrenchment of Best Maternal Care in Hospitals

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Tanzania Declares Two New MPAs in Pemba Island Biodiversity Hotspot at UN Ocean Conference

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Africa misses out as UNEP recognises 2024 Champions the Earth environmental leaders

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Southern Africa, Tanzania particularly fast becoming drier: UN

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USD12 billion pledged as UN conference on land, drought ends in Riyadh

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AfriLabs and UM6P Ventures announce their collaboration to foster innovation and support for Startups across Africa

How to keep top tech talent from slipping away

NASENI and AfriLabs Partner announce the NASENI Innovation Hub to drive Nigeria’s Technological and Economic Growth

One Problem, Seven Job Titles, and the Capital Trap Beneath Them All

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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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Africa urged to integrate care for TB survivors as lung disease persists after treatment

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

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UK-Backed Clean Energy Innovations Poised to Scale Across Africa

From Half-Cut Books to Life-Saving Alerts: Kenya’s Digital Health Shift

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