Ethiopia is championing for the fair and equal utilization of Nile River waters, as it deems it to be a crucial step in revolutionizing the ties between countries residing along the river.... Read more »

 There is a significant funding gap for climate adaptation – especially for women. Public financing will not be sufficient to close this gap, but it will be crucial for supporting the most... Read more »

 BY JOYCE CHIMBI The 1873 discovery of Mycobacterium leprae, the causative agent of leprosy by Norwegian doctor Gerhard Armauer Hansen, remains one of the greatest paradigm shifts in medical history, a true... Read more »

BY BUSANI BAFANA Vulnerable countries, banking on robust climate negotiations, want an inclusive funding package to help them with the devastating impacts of climate change. The poor progress at the 2023 Bonn... Read more »

BY ADDISALEM MULAT  The Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) is an organization that is responsible for handling a variety of important issues within the Horn and East Africa region. Unfortunately, this organization... Read more »

BY SOLOMON WASSIHUN  OAU-AU celebrates its 60th birthday this week. Where does AU stand after two generations? What has it achieved, more than changing its name from OAU to AU? What would... Read more »

 BY EYUEL KIFLU  The African Union (AU) is marking its 60th anniversary with a series of events to recognize and honor its remarkable path over the last six decades. The creation of... Read more »

BY ADDISALEM MULAT  The Horn of Africa has seen a surge in the presence of various superpowers in recent times, which has sparked multiple discussions about what the future of the region... Read more »

 BY JENS MARTENSREPRINT  The world is in permanent crisis mode. In addition to the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic and the triple planetary crisis of climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution, the... Read more »