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In Dakar, Senegal, journalist and women’s rights advocate Alice Djiba has made it her mission to shake up the status quo in...
Twenty-year-old software engineering student Innocent Mugwadi presents a slideshow in the front of a classroom before his fellow classmates at the Information...
Community-led nature conservation that empower locals to become stewards of the environment around them are more sustainable and effective than efforts led...
Three years ago, two young men began walking the streets of Mwanza, Tanzania’s second-largest city, sacks in hand, collecting discarded plastics. With...
More African courts are joining the fight against female genital mutilation, playing a bigger role in efforts to challenge a practice long...
From South Africa’s industrial incentives to Kenya’s green number plates, a number of African governments are moving beyond pilot projects to implement...
Africa has a higher number of women in senior leadership positions in small investment teams than the global average. To sustain this,...
Nairobi is cutting taxes and opening capital markets to small investors, while Pretoria is lifting wages above inflation rates in a new...
Small, Africa-based private capital firms are placing more women in senior decision-making roles than larger, foreign ones, a new report shows. The...
Angola is consistently recasting itself as the place global energy investors, especially in oil and gas, turn to for long-term, lower-risk bets....
