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PPB Chair calls for ethical practice, compliance as Kenya strengthens pharmaceutical regulation
Pharmacy and Poisons Board (PPB) Chairperson, Dr. John Munyu has called on pharmaceutical professionals to uphold ethical practice, regulatory compliance and professional accountability as Kenya
Closing the climate insurance protection gap in Africa: A case for the insurance industry
Eric Nana Kyei, ACII, Chartered Insurer Published 14 hours ago11 min read Abstract Climate change is increasingly becoming one of the most significant systemic risks
Kenya must address student distress crisis
When schools burn, Kenya’s public conversation quickly turns to blame. We ask: Who carried the match? We pathologise and demonise students; we ask which teacher
Uganda Says It’s Ebola Outbreak Is Over
JULY 28, 2026Uganda, which had 20 confirmed Ebola cases and two deaths, said it has no active or potential cases of Ebola but told residents
Africa’s female climate tech founders rely on grants for capital
Grants account for 60% of the funding that women-led teams in Africa’s climate tech space received in the last nine years. This is less than
Swedfund invests to strengthen climate resilience in African food systems
Swedfund invests USD 12 million in Acumen Resilient Agriculture Fund II (ARAF II). The investment supports growing food and agriculture companies across Africa that strengthen
Kenya calls for sustainable UK health partnerships to strengthen healthcare
The government has underscored the need for Kenya and the United Kingdom to build on five years of health collaboration by shifting towards sustainable partnerships
Africa $10-$20 billion economic hit from ‘super’ El Niño
An impending “super” El Niño is likely to inflict a combined $10 billion to $20 billion hit on affected African countries and trigger mass migration
Africa’s growth outlook faces fresh climate threat as AfDB warns powerful El Niño could wipe out $20bn, shrink GDP and trigger migration
El Niño is a naturally occurring climate pattern caused by unusually warm waters in the equatorial Pacific Ocean. Although it develops thousands of
Lessons from South Africa on how parks and community gardens can help cities adapt to climate change
Climate change is affecting cities more and more. This creates major challenges, but it also gives fast-growing cities, especially in sub-Saharan Africa, the chance to