Ways to narrow educational Inequality in the Global South
The article looks at how technology and partnership could help build back the educational sector to achieve inclusive quality learning.
Skilling for the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the case of Uganda
Our research focuses on the effect of 4IR on youth unemployment and further examines the most demanded skills for the future of work.
Skilling Uganda’s Youth for the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Global South youth require access to information, resources, and opportunities for community-led initiatives and advocacy efforts.
The role of digitalisation in inclusive governance: A case study of sub-Saharan Africa
This study discusses the transformative impact of technology on society and on understanding how technological innovation in the [...]
In Sub-Saharan Africa, Droughts fuel Gender Inequality
There has been improvement in gender equality over the past decade in Africa. Yet, climate change, drought and famine [...]
Kenya’s Battle with Famine and Food Insecurity
The poor are forced to reduce portion sizes or skip meals entirely as a coping mechanism. As a result, people are not meeting their required daily calorie intake.
How to close the Gender Care Gap in Sub Saharan Africa
Due to gender bias and the patriarchal nature of many African economies, care work, especially unpaid, is considered a woman’s prerogative. So is paternity leave a realistic solution?
Shit in a Pit and from a Pit to Product
Talking about toilets may be awkward, but we need to act now and double our efforts if we are to eliminate open defecation.
The link between SDG 5 on gender equality and Nigeria’s 2023 Election
Designing and implementing inclusive policies can improve women's political participation, with a significant impact on SDG 5 in Nigeria.
Five ways to build resilience in Nigeria’s education system
This article talks about long-term ways to fix power imbalances between and within countries so that everyone can have a more equal recovery.
