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A New Era for Disability Inclusion in Africa’s Health Systems
In a bold step toward transforming global health systems, the Global Disability Summit held in Berlin from April 2–3, 2025, sent a clear message: disability inclusion is no longer optional it is fundamental. For Africa, where over 80…
Libya and IFAD Team Up for Climate-Resilient Farming in Landmark Water Scarcity Project
Rome/Tripoli, 7 May 2025 In a historic move to tackle climate-induced water scarcity, Libya and the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), in partnership with the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS), have…
From Local Impact to Global Influence: Winnie Kennedy’s Fight for Girls’ Rights at The United…
In a quiet corner of West Africa, a movement is taking root—fuelled by memory, conviction, and an unyielding belief in the power of one. At the heart of that movement stands Winnie Kennedy, the formidable founder of the Rosarit Girl Child…
Midwives on the Front Line: Africa’s Health Workers, Humanitarians, and Heroes
When disaster strikes be it war, natural calamity, or the slow-burn emergencies of poverty and systemic neglect midwives are often the only health professionals left standing. Across the globe, and particularly in Africa, they are not only…
Bridging Borders: ILO Launches New Phase of FAIRWAY to Safeguard African Migrant Workers in the Arab…
KUWAIT CITY, 2 May 2025 – With migration continuing to shape the labour landscape between Africa and the Arab States, the International Labour Organization (ILO) has launched the second phase of its interregional FAIRWAY Programme (2024…
Training Future Health Workers in Africa to Tackle Mental Health Gaps
Mental, neurological and substance use (MNS) conditions affect one in eight people globally. In Africa, where health systems are already stretched, the lack of trained mental health professionals leaves many without care. The WHO’s Mental…
From Ideas to Impact: Kenyan Youth Turn AI Into Jobs
NAKURU, KENYA – At the heart of Nakuru’s National Library, the quiet hum of ambition filled the air. It wasn’t just another tech event it was a movement. Fifty-three young innovators gathered not to dream, but to build. Their mission:…
Mozambique: IOM Deputy Director Urges Long-Term Solutions for Climate-Displaced Communities
On a three-day visit to Mozambique, the International Organization for Migration’s (IOM) Deputy Director General for Operations, Ugochi Daniels, called for increased, sustained development financing to support communities displaced by…
From Refugee to Diplomat: Siam D. Yabili’s Mission to Amplify the Democratic Republic of Congo’s…
When Siam D. Yabili steps onto the polished floors of the United Nations, he carries more than a speech he carries the weight of a forgotten people. A Congolese civil society leader and former refugee, Yabili’s journey from a refugee camp…
Voices of the World: Honouring the Diplomats Who Shape Our Future – A Spotlight on Africa’s…
On April 25, 2025, the international community pauses to observe International Delegate’s Day a day set aside to honour the essential work of the people who keep diplomacy alive and shape the United Nations from within. These delegates are…
