Burundi: 20-year-old builds electric dam
Alexandre Ndayishimiye While some communities in Burundi have problems accessing electricity, 20 -year old Emile Irakoze has found a solution…
February 2024
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Harnessing potentials of natural resources in Zambia
Sifuwe Mwangala With what others call weed or trash, Namakau Muhau of Muoyo Royal Village in Western part of Zambia,…
Financial support for special-needs focused NGOs
Mosunmola Ogi-Olu “Worship for Change has successfully raised N120 million to support 38 charities dedicated to caring for thousands of…
Transforming livelihoods through Street Business School
David Arome Amidst the economic downturn in Nigeria, microbusinesses on the streets bear the brunt of the crisis. The impact…
Justice On-Air: Radio programme for underdogs
Tobi Sanusi Seventy-two-year-old Gasali Oladimeji had bought about five acres of land from a royal family named Aro in a…
First local TV streaming service lunched in Zimbabwe
Tatenda Chitagu MASVINGO, ZIMBABWE–Tired of the biased and stereotypical depiction of Africans in foreign-directed films on various online television streaming…
Beyond Bins: Pioneering the Future of Waste Management in Ghana
Jennifer Ambolley In Ghana, about 12,710 tons of solid waste is generated daily, with only 10% collected and disposed of…
How Okapi Children Cancer Foundation is instilling hope in Abuja residents
Michael Dibie Cancer remains one of the dreaded diseases as well as major cause of death for many children especially…
Safe Space Initiative: giving hope to SGBV victims
Michael Dibe The non-profit organization which was co-founded by Osasu Edobor, a social development and gender space expert, Oluwatosin Akinbode-Osho,…
Women frontline indigenous knowledge for climate action, conservation
Innocent Kiiza The Kasese, residents in Uganda’s Rwenzori mountains, are facing serious trouble. Climate change is causing big problems like floods, mudslides, and droughts…