Urban farming amid the coronavirus storm
No one gets a buzz out of her work quite like Wangari Kuria. The 36-year old urban farmer is passionate
Tanzania to Switch to Digital Bus Fare Payments in October
Tanzania’s public transport will move to cashless payment system in October, the country’s transport regulator has said. The east African
KenGen Sends Robots to Inspect Hydropower Dams
Kenya’s largest power producer KenGen has turned to robotics in inspecting its hydroelectric stations. The managing director Rebecca Miano said
Africa’s Six Most Popular Universities Based in South Africa
Seven out of 10 most popular universities in Africa are based in South Africa, led by the University of Pretoria.
Coronavirus: Tanzania Records Biggest Population Slide Into Extreme Poverty
Tanzania has suffered the biggest rollback of poverty reduction gains in East Africa battered by Covid-19 pandemic, with about six
Namibia, Ghana, Kenya Lead Africa’s Green Energy Transition
Namibia leads in sub-Saharan Africa in the race to achieving net-zero emissions in energy generation and consumption, followed by Ghana
The Tough Test Of Homeschooling In Slums
With schools closed and families cooped up at home as a result of the pandemic, children in Nairobi slums appear
Kenya’s Power Demand Now Drops
The softening economy perforated by the coronavirus pandemic has seen electricity consumption drop in Kenya for the first time since
Social Entrepreneur, 29, To Feed Poor Kenyan Homes Amid Coronavirus
A Kenyan social enterprise run by a 29-year old impact investor is moving to create a central food bank for
Kenya: How Kibera Slum Is Coping With Coronavirus Threat
Nairobi’s slum dwellers are only slowly ditching the twisted belief that the deadly coronavirus ravaging the world is a rich