Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About The African Women In Digital Health (AWiDH) Mentorship Program
The AWiDH mentorship program is open female founders aged between 20-40 years old who are nationals or resident of any African country. Applicants need to show their digital health solution caters to the needs of an underserved population and is a measurable improvement compared to current public health solutions widely available. 2. When does the […]
ARC Ltd. Releases 2023 Annual Report
African Risk Capacity (ARC) Ltd. celebrates a decade of innovation with record growth and ambitious plans for future expansion. ARC Ltd. celebrates several milestones in its newly released 2023 integrated annual report. The company commemorates its 10th anniversary and outlines a decade of impact, which saw it paying out over $170 million in claims and […]
Africa Tourism Leadership Forum 2024: Paving The Way For African Tourism, Creatives, And Cultural Industries
The Africa Tourism Leadership Forum (ATLF) is set to take place from September 3 to 6, 2024, bringing together industry leaders, policymakers, and stakeholders to discuss and strategize on accelerating the growth and development of the African tourism, creatives, and cultural industries. The event will be hosted at the Exhibition Hall and Grand Palm Hotel […]
Future International Job Market Trends For African Students Studying Abroad
By Khaled El Hennawy, Associate Vice President, Middle East & Africa at ApplyBoard. In an increasingly interconnected world, African students are more frequently pursuing higher education overseas. As they choose their fields of study, these students often weigh the potential job opportunities and work experience available in their host countries. Understanding the shifting job market […]
From Lagos To Abidjan: 1,000km Of Entrepreneurial Energy In Need Of Better Digital Payments
The route connecting Abidjan to Lagos is the most densely populated region in West Africa. Seventy million people are estimated to be living along this stretch, which concentrates nearly 75% of the region’s commercial activities. Transforming the 1,028km stretch from a trade route into a fully integrated digital trade corridor is a top priority for […]
The RBM Partnership To End Malaria Launches Youth Workstream To Empower The Next Generation In Malaria Elimination
• The Youth Workstream will leverage the unique energy and innovative thinking of young people to drive forward malaria elimination efforts • Four youth advocates have been nominated from endemic countries as Co-Chairs of the Youth Workstream • The Youth Workstream will focus on five strategic pillars of activity – networking, capacity building, integration, amplification, […]
The Nigerian Women Turning Crocheting Into Glamorous Businesses
Beautiful proof that crocheting isn’t just for grandmas, two young Nigerian women have turned their hobby into booming, high-fashion businesses. Focusing on the artistry of crocheting, they have applied their skills to create accessories and clothing that are innovative, chic, and coveted. OKAYAFRICA
‘We Don’t Need More Concrete’: A New Village in Tanzania Will Use a 3D Printer and Soil to Build Its Community
3D printing is creating a host of new design opportunities, but those for building have typically used concrete as the medium. Seeking a less carbon-heavy alternative, architects are developing an entirely new village in Tanzania, which will be 3D printed from locally sourced dirt. CNN
Zanele Muholi Documents the Beauty of Queer Black South Africa
With multiple exhibitions currently spanning the globe, South African artist, Zanele Muholi, is developing into one of today’s most sought after talents. Identifying as non-binary, the 52-year-old, Durban-born photographer and sculptor has become known for work that focuses on the beauty and travails of the South African LGBTQIA+ community. THE NEW YORK TIMES
Buju Banton Slams Afrobeats for ‘Superficiality’
While the popularity of Afrobeats continues to soar globally, an increasing number of prominent artists are criticizing the genre for having little to say. Most recently, Jamaican reggae artist, Buju Banton, came out against Afrobeats as doing nothing to address societal issues or uplift African communities. MUSIC IN AFRICA
