Xi, Kim exchange congratulations over 65th anniversary of China-DPRK Treaty of Friendship, Cooperation and Mutual Assistance
Xinhua Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and Chinese president, and Kim Jong Un,…
Nyaruguru: Children supported by Compassion International say their rights are respected
By Annonciata Byukusenge Children in Nyaruguru District who are supported by the Compassion International program say their rights are upheld…
China, Namibia announce to build community with shared future for new era
By Xinhua Chinese President Xi Jinping and Namibian President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah announced the elevation of bilateral relations to a China-Namibia…
AI is advancing faster than governments can protect people- New global index finds
By Correspondent, CAPE TOWN The report identifies a global responsible AI landscape that is more active than before, but still…
African communities demand land justice as mining expands across the continent
By Correspondent, Harare Community leaders, legal advocates and grassroots organisations meeting in Harare at the ongoing African Ecofeminism Convening from…
Huye: Climate change pushes residents back to fetch dirty swamp water
By Annonciata Byukusenge Residents in several parts of Huye District say climate change has hit them hard, drying up their…
Rising above HIV diagnosis and turning pain into purpose
By Shobha Shukla To this day, 23-year-old Sneha (name changed to respect confidentiality) does not know with certainty how she…
African ecofeminists call for a just energy transition beyond extractivism
By Correspondent, Harare The African ecofeminists convening in Harare on Wednesday called for a just, feminist, and people-centered energy transition…
Accra launches ambitious low-methane portfolio to accelerate climate action, advance zero waste, and build cleaner communities
By Correspondent, Accra The City of Accra has officially unveiled its LOW-Methane Portfolio, a landmark roadmap that sets out bold…
Bitter Harvest: How East Africa’s tea pickers pay the price for climate change
By Eric Twahirwa Across Rwanda, Uganda, and Kenya, climate change is crashing tea yields and plunging the industry’s most vulnerable…