Fish in a major South African river are full of microplastics
Globally, microplastics research is still in its infancy as the scale of the problem has only become apparent in recent years.
Malaria in Africa: why most countries haven’t beaten it yet
WHO acknowledged these factors when it excluded Africa from its first Global Malaria Eradication Campaign, which ran from 1955 until 1969.
Education in Kenya’s informal settlements can work better if parents get involved – here’s how
Overall, the success of adolescents in school is an outcome of communication.
Less burping, more meat and milk – how livestock farmers can help tackle the climate crisis
Africa’s livestock farmers are at the forefront of climate change.
COP27 must work out how to cut carbon and still develop African economies
Averting a climate disaster without compromising economic growth and development is a key issue for African countries. E
The US dollar is getting stronger: African countries are feeling the pain and have few policy options
The dollar is strengthening as Africa is already being hit hard by rising inflation triggered by war in Ukraine.
Top 25 Most Influential CEOs Impacting Business 2023
In this issue, 15 of the 25 are female CEOs, not because they are men or women, but because of their differentiated impeccable and unique performances, as well as the confidence they are building in the business landscape and the trust bestowed on them by these organisations.
Publisher’s Note: Top 25 Most Influential CEOs Impacting Business 2023 – The Pendulum Swings
In this issue, 15 of the 25 are female CEOs, not because they are men or women, but because of their differentiated impeccable and unique performances, as well as the confidence they are building in the business landscape and the trust bestowed on them by these organisations.
Nigeria’s universities can find funds and produce job creators: here’s how
Industrial action by Nigeria’s university lecturers has entered its seventh month. The strike is one of the longest by academic staff in Africa’s most populous country.
‘Gutter water’, ‘monkey tail’ and smoked faeces: new dangers on Nigeria’s drug scene
New, unconventional drugs are becoming popular in Nigeria, designed by dealers and users to replicate the effects of illegal substances like cannabis, cocaine, and ecstasy.
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