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As much of the digital world grapples with rising anxiety, isolation and emotional fatigue among young people, a different story is emerging from parts of Africa. In countries like Ghana, Nigeria and Kenya, young adults are reporting some of the strongest “mind health” outcomes globally — a striking contrast to high-income nations where youth wellbeing […]
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AgriHyphen AI is an innovative platform that leverages advanced artificial intelligence to empower African farmers by enhancing crop production, enabling early disease detection, and promoting sustainable agricultural practices. By integrating accessible AI tools and real-time data-driven insights, AgriHyphen AI aims to transform precision agriculture Burundi and Africa, ultimately improving food security and supporting farmers in […]
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Military Should Stop Supporting Abusive M23 Armed Group The United States government on March 2, 2026, announced sanctions on Rwanda’s military and four senior commanders because of their support for the abusive M23 armed group in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Human Rights Watch said today. The sanctions have wide-reaching implications for business, financial, arms, […]
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The Education Collaborative has released its second edition of Impact Stories, a publication showcasing how a growing network of Higher Education Institutions across Africa is driving systemic change through innovation, integrity, and purpose. Since 2017, The Education Collaborative, founded by Ashesi University, has evolved into a continent-wide movement. Today, it engages over 540 institutions and […]
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London is currently home to one of the most dazzling collections of ancient Egyptian treasures ever assembled outside of Egypt. The Ramses and the Pharaohs’ Gold exhibition at Battersea Power Station features more than 180 artifacts, including the gleaming golden mask of King Amenemope, a rare relic from Egypt’s Twenty-First Dynasty. The exhibition is as […]
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Six Years after Kizito Mihigo’s Death, Free Speech Crackdown Continues Last week marked six years since Rwandan gospel singer and peace advocate Kizito Mihigo died in police custody. While his suspicious death remains unexplained, it clearly signaled the government’s deepening repression of free speech. A survivor of the 1994 genocide, Mihigo’s music centered on forgiveness […]
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In a fervent call to action, Zimbabwean parliamentarian and human rights advocate Takudzwa Ngadziore has denounced a proposed draft bill to extend presidential term limits from five to seven years, branding it a “constitutional coup” and urging widespread resistance from citizens across all walks of life. This story is written and edited by Global South […]
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A 29-year-old Ghanaian engineer died after reportedly being turned away by three major hospitals in Accra due to a lack of available beds — a situation that was also reflected in Nigeria, South Africa, Liberia, and Kenya, where shortages of beds, medical staff, oxygen, and fully functioning emergency systems were costing lives. Data showed that […]
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Revise Draft Law to Conform with International Legal Standards A bill passed by Angola’s parliament on January 22, 2026, to regulate nongovernmental organizations would significantly expand government control over civil society and undermine fundamental freedoms, Human Rights Watch said today. President João Lourenço should not sign the bill into law but return it to parliament for revisions […]
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Executed, Abused by Rapid Support Forces During El Fasher Takeover The Rapid Support Forces (RSF), one of Sudan’s two main warring parties, targeted, abused, and killed people with disabilities during and after their October 26, 2025, takeover of El Fasher, North Darfur’s capital, Human Rights Watch said today. The Rapid Support Forces singled out people […]
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