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In this Warpod episode, we chat with Samira Gaid, a top regional analyst and Somalia security authority, alongside Ali Hersi, Saferworld’s Somalia Director. We talk about the difficulties Somali folks and grassroots groups contend with. We dive into issues around the tangled coordination among international players and stress the crucial investment in community peace and dialogue to tackle lasting security hurdles. The guests' viewpoints and sentiments aired in this podcast are strictly their own and don’t necessarily…

African nations are advised to seek private sector partnerships to fund higher education Experts urge African countries to attract private investments for tertiary education and skill development for the youth. At a recent event in Nairobi, former Tanzanian President stressed the importance of government support in attracting private capital for education. To build a solid tertiary education system, experts recommend investing in early learning, primary, and secondary education to create a skilled workforce. The African…

NAIROBI, Kenya - Assembled experts at an African Development Bank conference in Kenya recommended that African countries step up efforts to attract private sector funding to improve tertiary education, equipping the continent's youth with the necessary skills. During a panel at the Bank's 2024 Annual Meetings in Nairobi, the experts emphasized the need for a strong commitment to ensure private sector investments in education yield positive returns. Former Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete, who chairs the Global Partnership…

In Mogadishu, the United Nations Support Office in Somalia (UNSOS) is dedicated to enhancing the country's aviation industry. Aisa Kacyira Kirabo, Head of UNSOS and UN Assistant Secretary-General, commended the government's collaboration with UNSOS in improving aviation services for Somali security forces and aviation workers. "We aim to empower Somalia with dignity, and we will stand by you every step of the way," Kacyira stated in Mogadishu. The aviation capacity-building initiative, spearheaded by Ernest Manzano, chief…

How can we control digital content and prevent manipulation or combat online hate? Today, members of the Francophone Network of Media Regulators (REFRAM) and the African Network of Communication Regulation Authorities (RIARC) along with representatives from major digital platforms signed the Abidjan Declaration. This marks a commitment to enhancing dialogue between regulators and online platforms.

Makongo is the generic name for Sango, the language most commonly spoken in the Central African Republic, to denote larvae. They are available in all colors and sizes. Eaten fresh, fried, in sauce or dried, they represent a very profitable sector, from pickers to preparers, including retailers who make the daily round trip between the capital and the Lobaye forest area in the east of the country.…

As of Tuesday, July 20, 2021, doctors in the public sector will stop taking care of emergencies in public health institutions. The doctors' unions have therefore decided to raise the gear after seeing what they call the failure of the negotiations with the government. as reported from Kinshasa, Kamanda Wa KamandaGathered at…

In Senegal, the agricultural sector employs about 60% of the working population. But does it attract young people, especially those affected by unemployment? In the river valley, the organizers of the first international agricultural fair in the north, which was held last weekend at the Diamadammen, on the Mauritanian border, want to believe it.…

The eruption of Nyiragongo volcano in the Democratic Republic of Congo has several economic consequences, particularly in the coffee sector. The harvest that is currently taking place in the region is still being done, but the processing of the coffee beans and their transport is on schedule. As a result, planters run the risk of losing money.…

Yearly, universities and schools in Somalia produce hundreds of graduates who be part of the labor market in Somalia looking for alternatives which can be tough to get hold of. Attributable to a long time of civil struggle in Somalia, it has widespread poverty ranges and hampered financial progress. This had led to acute unemployment ranges with out there knowledge indicating that nearly 68 per cent of kids aged 14-29 are unemployed. Somalia has an estimated inhabitants of 15 million and has a predominantly youthful…