Empowering Every Child’s Voice: SA’s Literacy Crisis Demands Multilingual Solutions
Literacy is a fundamental human right. Yet, according to the 2021 Progress in International Reading Literacy Study (PIRLS), a staggering…
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Eight-Year Environmental Crisis: Broken Sewage Pumps Pollute Butterworth’s Rivers
For the past eight years, raw sewage has been continuously leaking from broken pump stations in Butterworth, Eastern Cape, polluting…
KwaZulu-Natal to Take Action Against Umdoni Municipality Amid Service Delivery Crisis
The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (COGTA) is set to address rising service delivery concerns in Umdoni…
No Reason To Waste A Good Crisis In East African Property Markets
Authors: Somaya Joshua, Head of Commercial Property Finance, Absa CIB and Zaharaa Khanbhai Director – Commercial Property Finance, EA -Absa…
Tshwane’s Water Crisis: R450 Million Spent Annually on Water Tankers
Tshwane Municipality’s crumbling water infrastructure has forced it to spend approximately R450 million annually on water tankers. These tankers deliver…
Mental Health Crisis
New data by Life Health Solutions, a leading provider of health risk management solutions within the occupational and employee wellbeing environment,…
Nigeria Faces Child Malnutrition Crisis Due to Rural Violence and Food Inflation
Northern Nigeria is facing an unprecedented child malnutrition crisis due to rural violence and soaring food inflation. According to the…
Nigeria Center for Disease Control Declares Cholera Crisis
Nigeria has declared a health emergency due to a cholera outbreak affecting 31 states, with 1,528 suspected cases and 53…
Burkina Faso Tagged World’s Most Neglected Crisis for Second Year Running
Burkina Faso has been named the world’s most neglected crisis for the second consecutive year, according to the Norwegian Refugee…
How The Loadshedding Crisis Accelerates The Green Transition
Despite what is likely to be just a temporary reprieve from loadshedding, rolling blackouts have become part of an ongoing…