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UCT champions a new vision for child-friendly African cities
The University of Cape Town’s (UCT) African Centre for Cities (ACC) has partnered with the Urban95 Academy leadership programme to reach and support a growing
Top ICT tenders: DCDT eyes 2050 digital economy vision
The Department of Communications and Digital Technologies wants to develop ICT indicators, modelling and plausible scenarios system for SA’s 2050 digital economy vision. (Image source:
From The Gambia to a German Museum: How Chris Black Is Preserving African Culture Through Music, Community and Global Vision
By Bakary Ceesay, in Germany STUTTGART, GERMANY — Every city has people who help shape its cultural identity. Most do so quietly, behind the scenes,
Road to a new Kenya: Ruto sets August date for national conversation beyond Vision 2030
Kenya will formally launch a national conversation on its future beyond Vision 2030 on August 12, 2026, in what President William Ruto has described as
Ruto to launch national dialogue on Kenya’s future beyond Vision 2030
President William Ruto will on Wednesday, 12th August 2026, officially launch a national conversation on Kenya’s future beyond Vision 2030, describing it as the country’s
Kenya’s Vision 2030 Is Coming to an End. What’s New?
President William Ruto on Tuesday received a new policy report that seeks to chart Kenya’s economic course beyond the expiration of the country’s long-running Vision
An Internationalist Vision of Black History Month
W.E.B. Du Bois, ca. 1946. (Photo: Flickr; Van Vechten Photographs, Yale University) Black History Month has always had an international outlook. From its origins as
Kenya seeks to revitalize Vision 2030 development plan
Kenya is currently in the budget preparation season for 2026/27, although public perception leans towards the upcoming 2027 electoral campaign. Discussions are underway regarding the
Access Bank Drives Africa’s Trade Vision Forward
The Access Bank Africa Trade Conference recently highlighted a shift in perspective regarding Africa’s economic trajectory, moving beyond discussions of potential to a focus on