Aging with Rights: Why the world needs a legally binding treaty on the rights of older persons
As the global population ages, ensuring that older persons can live with equal rights, dignity, security, and good health has…
African indigenous crops take the global stage as scientist Pamela Afokpe wins prestigious 2026 Borlaug Field Award
By Correspondent, Benin- Breakthrough research on African indigenous vegetables establishes a new commercial model for climate-resilient nutrition across West and…
African Energy Chamber (AEC) Executive Chairman NJ Ayuk Joins African Collaborations Group (ACG) Advisory Board
By Correspondent, London- African Energy Chamber (AEC) Executive Chairman NJ Ayuk Joins African Collaborations Group (ACG) Advisory Board to Advance…
A free answer to a US$5 billion problem: Junior Achievement (JA) Africa launches CyberSmart
By Correspondent, ACCRA A free, bilingual digital safety course equips young people with practical habits to protect their money, data,…
The 60 science educators from around the world gather in Erice, Italy, to chart a strategy for a changing world
By Correspondent, ERICE, Italy IAP’s Science Education Programme brings academies and educators together on inquiry, trust in science, and AI…
Romain Murenzi has been elected to the TWAS Fellows’ new Council led by Hou Jianguo
By Correspondent- US The new academy president is an eminent physical chemist from China. TWAS has announced its new council…
CMAS2026: Africa is urged to compete on integrity, not price- Minister Arakwiye
By Annonciata Byukusenge – African governments, development finance institutions, and global climate leaders call for high-integrity markets, investment-ready projects, and…
The Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF) forecasts 20% growth in global energy demand by 2055 and calls for new gas investment
By Correspondent, SA- With 86% of global natural gas production expected to come from fields not currently producing by 2055,…
Agroecology can raise yields, cut costs, and strengthen climate resilience across Africa, a new ActionAid study reveals.
By Correspondent-SA- Evidence from ten countries shows farmer-led solutions are already working, while public finance and policy still favor industrial…
The DelAgua cookstove program offers hope for forest conservation in Rwanda.
By Kellia Umutoniwase – An academic study has found that DelAgua’s improved cookstove program is associated with increased forest cover…