Forget dystopian scenarios – AI is pervasive today, and the risks are often hidden
AI also affects your life in ways that might completely escape your notice
AI also affects your life in ways that might completely escape your notice
Vuyolwethu Matiwane is staking out a space for women in Africa's renewable energy sector.
As pressure piles on governments to adopt new HIV prevention technologies, South Africa is leading the continent in producing affordable and accessible vaginal rings for HIV prevention- with a manufacturing plant in the offing
Julie Mehretu's recent sale of a painting at auction is the highest ever made by an African artist, surpassing her own record set just a month earlier. This achievement underscores a burgeoning global interest in contemporary African art.
In countries with unequal distribution of resources, where extreme forms of governing, such as tyranny, are more likely to arise, Aristotle advised that the best legislators are those who arise from the middle class.
Just over a year since he was sworn in, Ruto is no nearer to turning the Kenyan ship around.
The removal of legal challenges leaves the continent's most valuable fintech startup free to pursue growth in East Africa's top digital money market - - and take on regional giant, M-Pesa.
On that fateful day, Robert Gituhu walked into Mombasa town’s Mwembe Tayari, poured an inflammable liquid on his blood, climbed the statue in the middle of the busy roundabout, and set himself on ablaze... but it failed to elicit a collective national outrage.
We are more connected to people by the experiences we have shared with them than by the blood we share with others.
While media can open the door to learning and connections for children, it also carries the risk of exposure to violence. News media in particular poses risks with stories of war, genocide, violent deaths, terrorism and suffering covered repeatedly in a 24-hour news cycle.