New Clues in the Fever Mystery: What’s Making Millions Sick in Sub-Saharan Africa?
A study on FUO in Guinea found diverse bacterial and viral infections, frequent misdiagnoses, and high antibiotic resistance, ...
Africa: Deeply Religious African Countries (Surprisingly) Provide Little State Support to Religion - Unlike Countries in Europe
Analysis - In most of the world, countries with religious populations are more likely to have governments that support religion through laws and policies. These laws might include religious education, ...
‘We Are in Disbelief’: Africa Reels as U.S. Aid Agency Is Dismantled
The collapse of U.S.A.I.D. at the hands of President Trump and Elon Musk is already leaving gaping holes in vital health care ...
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Can new Africa Energy Bank power a continent while protecting the planet?
A long-planned bank to fund oil and gas projects in Africa must balance profit with climate considerations, experts say.
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Africa: WRI and the World Bank Present Landmark Assessment of Nature-Based Solutions in Africa
Press Release - The assessment includes contributions from the African Development Bank. WRI also launches Green-Gray Infrastructure Accelerator, supporting 11 African cities in building climate ...
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CEOs in Sub-Saharan Africa believe the future looks bright: PwC 2025 Global CEO Survey
Global CEO Survey has revealed that 63% of CEOs in Sub-Saharan Africa are increasingly optimistic about the future of the ...
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£2.7m to tackle fevers caused by infections spread from animals in sub-Saharan Africa
Researchers from the UK, Uganda, Kenya and Ethiopia are teaming up to better understand and diagnose acute fevers that kill millions of children in sub-Saharan Africa each year.
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Research reveals ‘deep’ AI governance gaps in Sub-Saharan African countries
Rwanda stands out for its proactive approach, having established a comprehensive AI strategy and clear data governance laws ...