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Kadmiel Van Der Puije at the 39th African Union Summit
At the 39th African Union Summit in Addis Ababa, Kadmiel Van Der Puije was not present as a spectator. He was present as infrastructure.
As CEO of The Voice of Africa Group, Kadmiel led the highest performing independent digital coverage…
Nigeria: Faith Leaders Step Forward to Drive Childhood Vaccination in Conflict-Hit Communities
In the quiet courtyards of Dala in Borno State, north-east Nigeria, the voice of Goni Mai Hula carries authority. When he speaks inside his Tsangaya, a traditional Islamic seminary, children listen and neighbours follow. For more than four…
A New Stitch in Time: How Skills Training Is Transforming Youth Futures in Tanzania
In a narrow market stall in Kigoma Region, United Republic of Tanzania, 17 year old Antini bends over a sewing machine with calm focus. A thread rests between her lips as she guides the needle with steady hands. Around her hang colourful…
Women Rebuild Futures Through Mechanics Training in Uganda’s Refugee Settlements
In Uganda’s Kyaka II Refugee Settlement, women who once saw their education cut short are now rebuilding engines and reshaping expectations.
Through a vocational training initiative led by UN Women in partnership with Peace Winds Japan and…
UN Women 2026: Defending Equality in an Age of Crisis
At the first regular session of the UN Women Executive Board on 18 February 2026 at UN Headquarters, Sima Bahous, United Nations Under-Secretary-General and Executive Director of UN Women, delivered a message that was both sober and…
Rights Delayed Is Justice Denied: Why International Women’s Day 2026 Demands Legal Reform
On 8th March 2026, the world marks International Women’s Day under a theme that leaves no room for complacency: “Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls.” The message is clear. Equal rights without equal justice are hollow.
As the…
Culture as a Peace Tool: African Youth Take Centre Stage at UNESCO
On 26 January 2026, UNESCO Headquarters hosted a Special Youth Segment as part of the 9th commemoration of the World Day for African and Afro-descendant Culture. Held under the theme Cultural Heritage, Progress and Harmony: Engaging African…
Narrow Path to Recovery: Climate Action and Fiscal Reform at the Heart of South Sudan’s Economic…
South Sudan is approaching a defining moment. Two new reports from the World Bank Group warn that without urgent climate-smart action and deep public finance reform, the country risks sliding further into economic collapse, fragility and…
IMF and Zimbabwe Seal Reform Deal as New Monitoring Programme Takes Shape
The International Monetary Fund and Zimbabwe have reached a staff-level agreement on a new 10-month Staff-Monitored Program aimed at consolidating recent economic stabilisation gains and strengthening macroeconomic management, in a move…
Guinea Keeps Weather Services Running After Crisis With Targeted CREWS Support
Guinea’s National Meteorological Service has emerged from a period of acute crisis with its core operations intact, following a one-year accelerated support project financed by the Climate Risk and Early Warning Systems Initiative. The…