We’ve failed youth but there’s still hope

As activists continue to fight tooth and nail to have gender-based violence (GBV) reduced in the country, a youth-led development agency, Restless Development, is also implementing a project that seeks to save young girls.

Digital work could potentially alleviate unemployment and poverty in many African countries

>After completing his primary education, Majaliwa Mbonde’s dream of continuing with his advanced levels disappeared into thin air.

Joseph Muya captured  with the acting African Development Bank Vice President on the subject of green energy and development in Africa. Joseph Muya, Alvin Wanyama, pose with Dr, Raymonde Aggousus, the head of HR and Youth Division after candid discussions in her office about the challenges unique to the African Youth and the opportunities that the AU has for the African youth, on her left is Sia Marupa, the TUNZA regional Ambassador. Glory Blasio and Joseph Muya poses for a light moment in...

Africa made history during the closing session of the just concluded First Global Forum on Youth Policies, held in Baku, Azerbaijan by announcing the birth of African Network of Youth Policy Experts (AfriNYPE) to advance the cause of youth policies in the region.The network was announced at the closing plenary session attended by over 700 invited delegates constituting of experts, researchers, professors, government representatives across the world, and the United Nations...

Africa made history during the closing session of the just concluded First Global Forum on  Youth Policies, held in Baku, Azerbaijan by announcing the birth of African Network of Youth  Policy Experts (AfriNYPE) to advance the cause of youth policies in the region.

The network was announced at the closing plenary session attended by over 700 invited delegates constituting of experts, researchers, professors, government representatives across the world, and the United Nations...

State-owned power utility firm, Tanesco, has said that the massive two to three-hour power failure that plunged millions of Tanzanians into darkness on Tuesday was caused by power grid failure.

One of the leaders of the attempted coup in Burundi says that the plot has failed, as the president says he is back in the country