Digital banking is the in-thing – but it excludes many users in Tanzania and Senegal
Across countries in Africa, only 33% of adults have an account at a bank or another financial institution. Among the women, this rate is only 27%.
The war in Ukraine: Africa risks paying a heavy price for neutrality
African governments are already appealing for more economic support to mitigate these stresses.
To stay in the game, directors need to rewire corporate missions and bring new faces to the table
To stay in the game, directors need to rewire corporate missions and bring new faces to the table.
South Africa’s constitutional democracy debate: echoes of an inglorious past
A constitution is only as good as the measure of effective protection it gives to those who differ, even radically, from the policies of the government.
Kibaki’s capitalist outlook on education in Kenya brought mixed results
Emilio Mwai Kibaki had a rich and multifaceted legacy as a long serving public official.
Mwai Kibaki: President who squandered the opportunity to fix Kenya
Mwai Kibaki was a gentleman who survived the murky Kenyan politics unscathed.
Changes in sub-Saharan maize trade spell potential trouble for Kenya
Kenya is typically one of the major maize importing countries in sub-Saharan Africa.
How US policy on abortion affects women in Africa
By Boniface Ushie, Research Scientist, African Population and Health Research Center and by Kenneth Juma, African Population and Health Research Center Policies and decisions made in the United States echo…
Antibiotic use in Uganda is high: Action is needed
Covid-19 is caused by a virus. And viruses are not treated with antibiotics.
Making Covid vaccines in Africa: Advances and sustainability issues
African countries failed to secure the vaccines they needed. As a result, pressure began to mount on the leaders of African countries to develop local Covid vaccine manufacturing capacity.
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