“Climate adaptation and nature protection require far more capital than public budgets alone can provide. Norway supports the ...

Dubbed Agrifood Innovation Intelligence (AFII), the platform was recently introduced in Kenya and Ethiopia to provide a comprehensive, data-driven view of private-sector agrifood actors, their ...

Kenya launched a national carbon registry, a digital system designed to register, track, and authorize carbon projects and carbon credits.

To ensure that only quality and nutritious livestock feeds are sold in the Kenyan market, the government will strengthen animal feed regulations and roll out a national feed quality index.

The rapid spread of Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools in public hands is transforming not only how people work and communicate, but also how cybercriminals operate. According to Carsten Maple, ...

Despite Africa’s forest cover standing at 650 million hectares, the continent’s contribution to the global forest resources market remains low at less than five percent. Besides, majority of countries ...

Contributing roughly US$ 2.8 trillion to Africa’s gross domestic product (GDP), low investment is undermining the potential of the forest sector. Giving a keynote address during the Zamba Heritage ...

The second edition of the MOSIP Create initiative has successfully concluded, spotlighting innovative, market-ready solutions that leverage digital identity to improve access, inclusion, and ...

Kenyan universities have mobilized $4.68 million (Sh605.6 million) in investment and supported more than 400 jobs after a national programme restructured how research is commercialized across higher ...

For every dollar the world invests in protecting nature, it spends US $30 on destroying it, a new report has revealed. Dubbed The State of Finance for Nature 2026: Nature in the Red: Powering the ...

As African countries accelerate digital transformation and invest in large-scale identification systems, questions about sustainability, trust, governance, and long-term public value are becoming ...

African governments have been urged to move beyond pilot projects and develop a Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) that is open, secure, nationally owned and capable of operating at a full national ...