Sean Makiwa In today’s world, it is almost impossible to avoid the constant headlines declaring a ‘climate crisis’ whereby we are told that human activity, specifically the emission of greenhouse gases from industries and...

Dr. Ayodele Odusola In Zimbabwe, where persistent economic pressures, high youth unemployment, climate vulnerabilities, and fragile public service delivery challenge progress, the time has come to ask a bold question: Can Artificial Intelligence (AI) help...

By Gloria Ndoro-Mkombachoto TO mitigate the impacts of climate change on GBV, it is crucial to incorporate gender perspectives into climate policies and disaster response strategies. This involves: Data collection and research Developing comprehensive...

Duncan Miriri and Karin Strohecker From Nairobi to Accra, leaders of countries facing debt strains and public wrath over rising food and fuel prices have turned to the IMF as a last-ditch lender –...

…the worst part is that we are getting used to it By Fabrice Fries We are no longer surprised to read the grim tally of journalists killed in the line of duty, nor to...

Of all the improvements that local authorities perform on a piece of land earmarked for urban development, drainage systems seem to receive the least attention. This is more clearly visible especially in all newer...