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Bill Gates and African journalists engage in a virtual discussion on pandemic preparedness.

Bill Gates Goes One-on-One with African Journalists Regarding the Next Pandemic

Africa.com’s Teresa Clarke joined the roundtable discussion Philanthropist Bill Gates believes we can prevent another pandemic from killing millions of people and devastating the global economy. In his new book titled How to Prevent the Next Pandemic, he lays out clearly and convincingly what the world should have learned from COVID-19 and what all of us […]

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Women cooking outdoors in rural East Africa with traditional huts in background.

Africa’s First Development Impact Bond For Poverty Alleviation Cuts Poverty For 95,000 People In East Africa During Pandemic

‘Poverty graduation’ program helps 14,000+ people, 75% women, start small businesses, transform families’ prospects Pilot shows potential for innovative results-based financing to drive impact, accountability in era of shrinking aid The first-ever development impact bond for tackling extreme poverty in Africa exceeded its targets, sustainably improving the livelihoods of 95,000 East Africans and shielding them from the […]

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Africa’s Hidden Victims: Pandemic Triggered Hunger, as Food Aid Fell Prey to Power Politics and Corruption

Africa’s Hidden Victims: Pandemic Triggered Hunger,as Food Aid Fell Prey to Power Politics and Corruption By Linus Unah, Sally Hayden, Maurice Oniang’o and Patrick Egwu Africa’s Hidden Victims was produced and co-published in collaboration with Journalists for Transparency, a project of Transparency International, and is being co-published with 100Reporters and Africa.com. When government leaders across Africa began […]

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Families In A Pandemic

Just over one year ago, South Africa went into one of the world’s strictest lockdowns in our efforts to curb the spread of Covid-19 and to save lives. The impact of this lockdown over the last 14 months, across many areas, is well known and documented. “However, perhaps one of the lesser documented or discussed consequences of […]

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Q&A: What Nigerian Feminists Hope Will Come Out Of The #EndSARS Movement & Pandemic

By Samira Sadeque As Nigeria’s biggest city, Lagos, reportedly experienced a massive shortage of oxygen cylinders last week — with demand increasing fivefold in one of the city’s main hospitals just as the country recorded some of its highest number of coronavirus cases — its youth leaders are concerned about the impact on vulnerable women. “It is a […]

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