AI in education: What those buzzwords mean Countries around the world are exploring AI applications in education, with a focus on personalised learning and accessibility.
Why using your own laptop or phone for work is a security hazard Bring your own device can lead to cost savings, but it also poses significant cybersecurity risks.
How documentaries drive social change Despite the growing importance of impact production, many film schools lack comprehensive training in this area.
Boko-ready or not? Inside Nigerian air force The Nigerian Air Force has developed relevant capabilities in all these qualitative areas.
African men most at risk of prostate cancer – new study Studies from the US and African countries report higher occurrence of prostate cancer in men of African ancestry.
Global temperatures crossed critical 1.5°C milestone for the first time in 2024 – report Global temperatures have been at record levels – and still rising – for several years now.
Should you use your retirement savings to pay off debt? Settling debt using your retirement savings should be done after careful consideration and planning.
Explainer: How to protect your baby from sunburns Skin of infants and children is anatomically thinner and provides less robust barrier than that of adults.
Why kids should be encouraged to talk back Is a child who questions their parents “being cheeky”? Or are they flexing their mental muscles?
Planning a holiday? Three ways to reduce your carbon footprint Accommodation is one of the biggest contributors to carbon emissions.
Ebola: How a vaccine turned the virus into a preventable disease Ervebo’s impact extends beyond Ebola, offering a potential model for tackling other infectious disease outbreaks, such as mpox.
Bad news for Kenya’s Baobabs Global demand for baobab products has surged in recent years, driven by the fruit’s nutritional and health benefits.
Pentecostal women: Kenya’s wailing warriors In Pentecostal churches in Kenya, women are seldom preachers, but are particularly visible is as prayer warriors.
How Bashar al-Assad’s fall will change the Middle East Sudden turn of events leaves regional powers scrambling to assess the fallout and its broader implications.
COP29 failed Africa: Here’s what went wrong with climate financing bid The US$300 billion per year fell short of what is required for Africa to begin to cope with climate change.
Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah: Meet Namibia's first female president-elect A former freedom fighter, Nandi-Ndaitwah has held key positions since Namibia's independence and is known for her integrity and anti-corruption stance.
Why it is unlikely for al-Shabaab to get stronger in Ethiopia The Ethiopian fears are being driven by examples of terrorist groups making inroads when governments are weak.
State surveillance: How Kenyans can address privacy violations Essentially, the problem with state surveillance in Kenya is that there aren’t adequate safeguards to protect citizens’ privacy and rights.
Why is it so difficult to make a new antibiotic? Since the 1980s there has been little investment into the development of new antibiotics.
