Nairobi. Africa is on course for a record year in solar power, with installations projected to rise by 45 per cent in 2026 as households, businesses and governments increasingly turn
By Jenifer Gilla Dodoma. Tanzania has been given a warning that could save crops, livestock and livelihoods or become another expensive lesson in disaster response. With potentially heavy El Niño-associated
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Rising debt-servicing costs are squeezing health spending in Africa’s poorest countries, while out-of-pocket medical expenses push an estimated 150 million people into poverty every year, the UN
Ulaanbaatar – Mongolia. Tanzania has called for stronger international action on soil health, sustainable land management and responsible fertiliser use as countries grapple with worsening drought, land degradation and climate
