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How goats and chickens are transforming education in Zimbabwe

How goats and chickens are transforming education in Zimbabwe

How goats and chickens are transforming education in ZimbabweHow goats and chickens are transforming education in Zimbabwe

An innovative UNESCO-backed education initiative in Zimbabwe blends rural traditions with modern learning, helping students imbibe practical life skills while getting insights into their ancestral way of life.An innovative UNESCO-backed education initiative in Zimbabwe blends rural traditions with modern learning, helping students imbibe practical life skills while getting insights into their ancestral way of life.

By Pauline Odhiambo, Pauline Odhiambo

By Pauline Odhiambo, Pauline Odhiambo

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Türkiye-Somalia hydrocarbon alliance is the spark region needs

Türkiye-Somalia hydrocarbon alliance is the spark region needs

Türkiye-Somalia hydrocarbon alliance is the spark region needsTürkiye-Somalia hydrocarbon alliance is the spark region needs

Türkiye’s energy alliance with Somalia is unlocking the East African nation’s untapped hydrocarbon wealth and reshaping the region’s geopolitical and economic landscape.Türkiye’s energy alliance with Somalia is unlocking the East African nation’s untapped hydrocarbon wealth and reshaping the region’s geopolitical and economic landscape.

Malaria crisis: How Africa's progress is grinding to a halt amid funding cuts

Malaria crisis: How Africa's progress is grinding to a halt amid funding cuts

Malaria crisis: How Africa's progress is grinding to a halt amid funding cutsMalaria crisis: How Africa's progress is grinding to a halt amid funding cuts

As foreign aid dwindles, Africa's fight against malaria flounders, leaving millions vulnerable to a preventable disease endemic to the continent.As foreign aid dwindles, Africa's fight against malaria flounders, leaving millions vulnerable to a preventable disease endemic to the continent.

How goats and chickens are transforming education in Zimbabwe

How goats and chickens are transforming education in Zimbabwe

How goats and chickens are transforming education in ZimbabweHow goats and chickens are transforming education in Zimbabwe

An innovative UNESCO-backed education initiative in Zimbabwe blends rural traditions with modern learning, helping students imbibe practical life skills while getting insights into their ancestral way of life.An innovative UNESCO-backed education initiative in Zimbabwe blends rural traditions with modern learning, helping students imbibe practical life skills while getting insights into their ancestral way of life.

By Pauline Odhiambo, Pauline Odhiambo

By Pauline Odhiambo, Pauline Odhiambo

Fifty-six years on, Somalia hopes to deepen democracy with one-man-one-vote election

Fifty-six years on, Somalia hopes to deepen democracy with one-man-one-vote election

Fifty-six years on, Somalia hopes to deepen democracy with one-man-one-vote electionFifty-six years on, Somalia hopes to deepen democracy with one-man-one-vote election

After 56 years of waiting, Somalia stands at the cusp of history, striving to ensure universal suffrage and its first direct election despite political and regional challenges.After 56 years of waiting, Somalia stands at the cusp of history, striving to ensure universal suffrage and its first direct election despite political and regional challenges.

Nigeria: Why violence is a recurring nightmare for Plateau State communities

Nigeria: Why violence is a recurring nightmare for Plateau State communities

Nigeria: Why violence is a recurring nightmare for Plateau State communitiesNigeria: Why violence is a recurring nightmare for Plateau State communities Recurring violence in Nigeria’s Plateau State continues to devastate communities and challenge peacebuilding efforts.Recurring violence in Nigeria’s Plateau State continues to devastate communities and challenge peacebuilding efforts.

By Mazhun Idris, Mazhun Idris

By Mazhun Idris, Mazhun Idris

Why tourism is at the heart of Somalia’s changing narrative

Why tourism is at the heart of Somalia’s changing narrative

Why tourism is at the heart of Somalia’s changing narrativeWhy tourism is at the heart of Somalia’s changing narrative

Sudan war in third year: Army gains, the displaced hope for home return

Sudan war in third year: Army gains, the displaced hope for home return

Sudan war in third year: Army gains, the displaced hope for home returnSudan war in third year: Army gains, the displaced hope for home return

How Nigeria can tide over trade shocks and oil slips

How Nigeria can tide over trade shocks and oil slips

How Nigeria can tide over trade shocks and oil slipsHow Nigeria can tide over trade shocks and oil slips

Abdulwasiu Hassan

'I was told to pray the demons away': Africa's mental health crisis gets a lifeline from WHO

'I was told to pray the demons away': Africa's mental health crisis gets a lifeline from WHO

'I was told to pray the demons away': Africa's mental health crisis gets a lifeline from WHO'I was told to pray the demons away': Africa's mental health crisis gets a lifeline from WHO

In sub-Saharan Africa, four out of five people with mental health conditions receive no treatment—a devastating gap that leaves families broken and lives shattered.In sub-Saharan Africa, four out of five people with mental health conditions receive no treatment—a devastating gap that leaves families broken and lives shattered.

By Pauline Odhiambo

By Pauline Odhiambo

Nigeria battles growing money laundering menace

Nigeria battles growing money laundering menace

Nigeria battles growing money laundering menaceNigeria battles growing money laundering menace

Increased surveillance has revealed the spread and impact of financial crimes like money laundering and printing of counterfeit currency on Nigeria's economy.Increased surveillance has revealed the spread and impact of financial crimes like money laundering and printing of counterfeit currency on Nigeria's economy.

By Mazhun Idris

By Mazhun Idris

Niger sheds French baggage with Hausa as national language

Niger sheds French baggage with Hausa as national language

Niger sheds French baggage with Hausa as national languageNiger sheds French baggage with Hausa as national language

Niger's adoption of Hausa as its national language and English as a working language signifies a landmark break from French colonial influence, also reflecting the military regime's efforts to reshape national identity and governance.Niger's adoption of Hausa as its national language and English as a working language signifies a landmark break from French colonial influence, also reflecting the military regime's efforts to reshape national identity and governance.

By Mazhun Idris

By Mazhun Idris

Olivia: How a teenage passion for teaching became Madagascar's literacy light

Olivia: How a teenage passion for teaching became Madagascar's literacy light

Olivia: How a teenage passion for teaching became Madagascar's literacy lightOlivia: How a teenage passion for teaching became Madagascar's literacy light

A young woman's childhood dream of teaching has become a lifelong mission to empower underprivileged children in Madagascar by educating and introducing them to reading as a window to many possibilities in life.A young woman's childhood dream of teaching has become a lifelong mission to empower underprivileged children in Madagascar by educating and introducing them to reading as a window to many possibilities in life.

Trump's tariffs: African countries brace for impact

Trump's tariffs: African countries brace for impact

Trump's tariffs: African countries brace for impactTrump's tariffs: African countries brace for impact

Since the Trump's tariff announcement, African countries, in particular, face a complex and challenging situation, with each nation adopting a unique strategy to navigate this unprecedented trade storm.Since the Trump's tariff announcement, African countries, in particular, face a complex and challenging situation, with each nation adopting a unique strategy to navigate this unprecedented trade storm.

By Charles Mgbolu

By Charles Mgbolu

Promise of renewable energy powers Eswatini's small businesses

Promise of renewable energy powers Eswatini's small businesses

Promise of renewable energy powers Eswatini's small businessesPromise of renewable energy powers Eswatini's small businesses

Small businesses in Eswatini are grappling with unreliable power supply and rising energy costs, but a new initiative promises renewable solutions.Small businesses in Eswatini are grappling with unreliable power supply and rising energy costs, but a new initiative promises renewable solutions.

By Pauline Odhiambo

By Pauline Odhiambo

'A serious crime': Why is Zambian President Hichilema worried about sleeping ministers?

'A serious crime': Why is Zambian President Hichilema worried about sleeping ministers?

'A serious crime': Why is Zambian President Hichilema worried about sleeping ministers?'A serious crime': Why is Zambian President Hichilema worried about sleeping ministers?Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema has expressed concern over some of his ministers sleeping during Cabinet meetings.Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema has expressed concern over some of his ministers sleeping during Cabinet meetings.

By Staff Reporter

By Staff Reporter

How bullying pushes African celebrities to the brink— Aki’s story

How bullying pushes African celebrities to the brink— Aki’s story

How bullying pushes African celebrities to the brink— Aki’s storyHow bullying pushes African celebrities to the brink— Aki’s story For Nollywood icon Chinedu Ikedieze, famously known as Aki, it was the relentless taunts about his height made him contemplate suicide.For Nollywood icon Chinedu Ikedieze, famously known as Aki, it was the relentless taunts about his height made him contemplate suicide.

By Pauline Odhiambo

By Pauline Odhiambo

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