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Next leap towards free trade: Attention now shifts to monetary union

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African Union officials confirmed that work is underway to establish the African Monetary Institute, after which the continent will be in a position to establish the African central bank and later a single African currency.

Johnson Kanamugire October 22, 2023 Africa, Economy, Special reports

Q&A: With the rise of ‘no code’, young people don’t need to leave Africa to be successful

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As long as you can use a normal digital device or a mobile phone, there are platforms that give you access to tools that allow you to join the emerging league of citizen/no code developers.

Correspondent October 20, 2023 Africa, Economy, Interviews

Africa’s digital divide not shrinking, Govts face a long road ahead

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Regions of Africa grapple with high levels of digital illiteracy, implying that even if the people get access to smartphones and other digital tools, they struggle to meaningfully use them to create opportunities that transform their lives.

NewsPaper Africa October 18, 2023 Africa, Beyond borders, Current Affairs, Economy, On The spot

Amid rising import bill, Africa sees AfCFTA as last opportunity to end colonial trade practices

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With common trade rules, movement of people and transport connectivity, Africa becomes a market large enough to attract investors from across the world, and a vehicle for industrialization, analysts say.

Johnson Kanamugire October 13, 2023 Africa, Economy, Special reports, World

Ria on Africa’s rapid urbanisation: Resilience plans must factor in multiple shocks

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Can authorities plan better the urban expansion in ways that make the cities immune to effects of climate change?

NewsPaper Africa October 10, 2023 Africa, Current Affairs, Interviews

AfCFTA brings boon to youth and women, but call for changes to unlock full potential

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African leaders lay hopes in the creative and innovative potential of youth and women across sectors of the economy to achieve gains envisioned under AU Agenda 2063, and more specifically the success of AfCFTA.

Johnson Kanamugire October 6, 2023 Africa, Beyond borders, Economy, Special reports

15 months on, still no progress on capitalising Africa conservation fund – Kumah

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Each year, Africa loses estimated $195 billion worth of its natural capital – things such as water, air, forests, oceans or wildlife, which provide ecosystem services that make human life possible — and this worries conservationists.

Johnson Kanamugire October 4, 2023 Africa, Economy, Interviews

Gender inclusion in agribusiness can help Africa feed the world

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Scientists believe that if harnessed, Africa resilience to the vagaries of climate change could solve the ongoing global food crisis, but could take an unimaginable toll on the world as we know it, if unaddressed.

Correspondent September 27, 2023 Africa, Beyond borders, Current Affairs

Flying to Rwanda: Why airlines could be compelled to share your details

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Rwanda will join a long list of countries that so far require travel operators to share passenger details such as names, nationality, itinerary, and other information held in their systems ahead of departure.

Correspondent September 26, 2023 Current Affairs, Latest, On The spot

Q&A: AU’s Musabayana on fixing media coverage of Africa climate issues

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There have been grievances from a section of news consumers that journalists fail to communicate properly climate policy discourses to the public. In fact, many criticised the coverage of the Africa Climate Summit as full of jargons.

NewsPaper Africa September 22, 2023 Africa, Beyond borders, Interviews

KUBWIMANA to Govts: Ensure people’s land tenure rights, they will fight climate change

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Mr. Audace Kubwimana is of the view that land tenure security issues have not gained the attention they deserve and they should feature prominently in deliberations leading up to the UN climate negotiations this year.

Johnson Kanamugire September 18, 2023 Africa, Beyond borders, Interviews

Why Africa must prioritise merging currencies for free trade

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Traders’ efforts are weighed down by the fact that they have to use their valuable time and capital to purchase third currencies.

Johnson Kanamugire September 13, 2023 Africa, Economy, Opinion, Special reports

Will historical emitters heed Africa call for debt-for-climate swaps?

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Africa holds solutions to climate change. Ignoring its demands will have implications on everyone and could negate climate efforts by other parts of the world namely Europe and the United States, experts say.

Johnson Kanamugire September 10, 2023 Africa, Beyond borders, Economy, Special reports, World

KASEYA: Vaccinating your dog, cat could keep next pandemic at bay

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Dr. Jean Kaseya, a citizen of the Democratic Republic of Congo was this year elected to head Africa CDC. He previously held several health dockets at continental and global level.

Johnson Kanamugire September 9, 2023 Africa, Beyond borders, Current Affairs, East Africa

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