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Sickle cell: ‘I was afraid I wouldn't survive to see my baby’
WHO’s new guidelines close critical care gaps in pregnancies complicated by sickle cell disease, replacing fragmented practices with concise lifesaving protocols that promise to reduce mortality.
By
Pauline Odhiambo
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Egypt urges Iran to resume indirect nuclear talks with US
Egypt has called on Iran to resume indirect negotiations with the US regarding the Iranian nuclear programme "as soon as possible."
Africa maternal health: 'Connection with midwives saves lives'
Midwives are the foot soldiers of the campaign for safe motherhood in the remotest areas of Africa, safeguarding lives wherever healthcare systems fall short.
By
Pauline Odhiambo
Africa's debt: Why 31 countries have a 'junk status' rating
Credit rating agencies' projections of the likelihood of African countries defaulting on their debts are driving up the cost of borrowing and diverting resources away from essential investments in healthcare, education and infrastructure.
By
Sylvia Chebet
How women build grassroots resilience in crisis-ridden Mozambique
Mozambican women are showing how repeated crises can become catalysts for change, empowering them to build resilient response systems that don’t depend on external aid.
By
Pauline Odhiambo
How Mauritania beat systemic blind spots to eliminate trachoma
Mauritania has eliminated trachoma as a public health problem through decades of coordinated health campaigns, community engagement and structured execution of strategies in even the most resource-constrained settings.
By
Pauline Odhiambo
How Türkiye’s historic bond with Djibouti drives the Horn of Africa economy
Tuğrul Oğuzhan Yılmaz
Ida Flore: Gabonese author challenges victimhood with empowerment
Firmain Eric Mbadinga
Deadly encounters: How Kenya is managing mounting toll of human-wildlife conflict
Charles Mgbolu
Beyond camps: How legal pathways give refugees a second chance
Refugee protection is evolving beyond traditional resettlement, focusing on legal pathways such as work, education and family reunification to offer displaced people the opportunity to rebuild their lives with dignity and independence.
By
Pauline Odhiambo
Side hustle: Why 71% of employed Kenyans can’t do without it
In Kenya’s evolving economy, survival increasingly depends on juggling multiple income streams as salaries fail to keep pace with inflation.
By
Dayo Yusuf
Mahad Salad: Why Somalia is banking on new intelligence chief’s playbook for security
The reinstatement of the former chief of Somalia’s premier intelligence agency could have significant impact as the country approaches critical elections amid the ongoing battle against terrorists.
By
Sylvia Chebet
How Kenya's Kakuma refugees repurpose invasive mathenge trees
Youth in Kakuma refugee camp are training to craft elegant furniture from an invasive species, turning repurposing into a potent weapon against a growing ecological threat.
By
Hamza Kyeyune
Candy-coated addiction: Africa’s fight to keep youth away from flavoured nicotine
Africa is waging a battle against flavoured tobacco products that fuel addiction among youth under the guise of harmless indulgence.
By
Pauline Odhiambo
BATUK atrocities: Disowned mixed-race children of British soldiers in Kenya cry out for justice
Hundreds of mixed-race children fathered and disowned by British soldiers once stationed in Kenya continue to push for justice from the UK government after decades of being denied their rights.
By
Kevin Philips Momanyi
Flood-prone Nigeria thirsts for a solution to chronic water scarcity
Nigeria’s water crisis has worsened as inadequate public infrastructure drives families to opt for costly boreholes that often don’t work, forcing them to rely on tanker vendors.
By
Abdulwasiu Hassan
Spotlight Authors
Emmanuel Oduor
Why Traoré’s gold gambit is a gilt-edged lesson in pan-Africanism
4 min read
Nuri Aden
How a Turkish scholarship brewed Somalia’s coffee revolution
6 min read
Hamza Kyeyune,
Hamza Kyeyune
Inside Kakuma: How Kenya's refugee camp is championing clean energy
4 min read
Staff Reporter
Ihram in Hajj: Why do Muslim pilgrims wear white cloth?
6 min read
How Uganda is shifting gears to overhaul public transport
A new law banning individual taxi ownership in favour of cooperative associations is shaking up Uganda's public transport system, promising passengers improved safety and convenience while leaving many operators anxious about losing their independenc
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