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Governments adopt the "Sal Commitments" to integrate childcare into development plans
The declaration targets access, affordability, and quality across urban and rural areas
Region faces low investment, poor infrastructure, and workforce shortages in childcare
In West Africa, childcare contributes to strengthening human capital, increasing parent productivity, and supporting...
Senegal plans to raise cotton seed output to 25,000 tons in 2025, a 66% increase
Expanded planting area and long-term goal of 100,000 tons by 2029 support the target
Challenges include irregular rainfall and competition from more profitable crops
Senegal plans to raise cotton seed production to 25,000 tons by the end of the 2025/2026 campaign. The goal was announced by Papa...
Communities near South African mines demand involvement in local renewable energy projects
Civil society groups support a model that directly benefits residents and workers
Report criticizes lack of consultation and weak enforcement of Social and Labor Plans
In South Africa, the drive for an energy transition is increasingly impacting the economy as the country grapples with a...
Abuja Federal High Court rejects MultiChoice’s suit to block investigation into recent subscription hikes
The ruling confirms FCCPC’s power to oversee pricing practices under the 2018 Competition Act
The case highlights tension between corporate pricing strategies and consumer protection in Nigeria
Last March, MultiChoice increased its rates, ignoring warnings from the...
Despite progress in digital development, significant disparities in digital access persist across regions and social groups. Strategic initiatives are therefore critical in addressing these gaps by expanding broadband coverage, enabling digital literacy, and ensuring that the benefits of technology reach all segments of the population.
The Government of Abia State, Nigeria, and MTN Nigeria have...
Cashew processors in Senegal are raising concerns over access to raw nuts despite recent government support
In 2024, only 3% of the country’s cashew harvest was processed locally, causing losses and job cuts
Processors warn of repeat risks unless a promised stock of 7,000 tons is secured quickly
Cashew processors in Senegal are sounding the alarm over challenges facing their...
Ethiopia partners with Ethio Telecom to roll out three major digital transport systems
GSMA estimates the shift could add 24 billion birrs ($177.2 million) in value by 2028
The initiative may create 130,000 jobs but faces challenges due to low internet access
The Ethiopian authorities have made digital transformation a cornerstone of socio-economic development, impacting...
The Congolese government has launched an online learning platform to teach IT and communication skills to young people, as the youth unemployment rate hovers around 42%.
Developed by the African Centre for Research in Artificial Intelligence, the platform is expected to offer 3,000 courses in areas such as cybersecurity, AI, and technological innovation.
The initiative aligns with...
WMO report says North Africa recorded the highest temperature anomaly in 2024
Rising temperatures, drought, and extreme weather impact food, water, and stability
Climate-related costs could reach 5% of African GDP, prompting calls for tech upgrades
North Africa is heating up faster than any other part of the continent, worsening hunger, water scarcity, insecurity, and...
Nigeria targets ICT to contribute 22% of GDP by 2027, up from 17% in 2024
Abia signs MoU with MTN; other states push forward with training and infrastructure
Federal and state-led efforts focus on broadband, skills, data systems, and free Wi-Fi
Nigeria’s federal and state governments are ramping up digital transformation efforts to drive economic growth, aiming to raise the...