In our latest episode, Daniel Okoh, a space scientist at Nigeria's National Space Research and Development Agency , shares why investing in this sector is crucial for Africa's growth. LISTEN: scidev.net/global/podcast…

In this podcast episode, Marie_Makuate, a researcher at Cameroon’s Ministry of Scientific Research and Innovation explains how space technology can solve some of the Africa’s development issues. LISTEN: scidev.net/global/podcast…

✍🏾 We have officially kicked off our training on Gender-Responsive Reporting on Climate Justice, bringing together journalists from across Africa to shape inclusive, feminist narratives on climate action. Through this training, journalists will be equipped with the skills and

Why Must Journalists Understand #ClimateFinance through a Feminist Lens? Climate financing is more than just numbers, it’s about justice, equity, and survival. As climate change disproportionately affects #women and marginalized communities, particularly in the Global South,

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In this episode of Africa Science Focus, reporter Michael Kaloki investigates why protecting forests is essential for food security across the continent. LISTEN: scidev.net/global/podcast…

In many African communities, deforestation is putting food security at risk. But local knowledge and sustainable solutions—like agroforestry—are making a difference. In our latest podcast episode, we hear from researchers making it happen. LISTEN: scidev.net/global/podcast…

Our forests are more than just trees. They are key to our food security. When local knowledge meets science, the impact is powerful. How does it work? 👇🏽

In this episode of Africa Science Focus, reporter Michael Kaloki explores how research and evidence can help build food systems that are more resilient, inclusive, and better prepared for future shocks. LISTEN: scidev.net/global/podcast…

While many assume that food insecurity is mostly a rural issue, it’s more in urban areas. In our latest podcast episode, Jane Battersby, Associate Prof at the UCT , explains why urban food insecurity is rising and why it is overlooked Listen: scidev.net/global/podcast…

SciDev.Net SS Africa UCT ConsumingUrbanPoverT World Food Programme SGCIAfrica IDRC in Eastern and Southern Africa IDRC | CRDI FSRIO at NAL IPES-Food Urban food insecurity demands innovation now. Urban farming could be key - cities must grow their resilience like UAE's sustainability hubs do. 🌱

Over-reliance on one type of food can weaken the entire food system. In this episode, Zippy Shiyoya, director at the Institute of Packaging Professionals of Kenya, shares how over-reliance on certain foods can be stopped. LISTEN: scidev.net/global/podcast…

In this episode, we explore the ongoing efforts to foster gender inclusion within science granting councils of NCST Malawi, COSTECH and CSIR GHANA. Lorenza Fluks of HSRC.ac.za highlights plans to sustain these projects. LISTEN: scidev.net/global/podcast…

Hildegalda Mushi, a senior researcher at the COSTECH, breaks down the stark gender gaps in STEM across the country. Watch the full conversation to hear the programs they’ve launched to close the gap. WATCH: youtu.be/7Bzm1ON3asA PODCAST: scidev.net/global/podcast…

What’s the cost of ignoring gender equality in African science councils? Lorenza Fluks, senior research specialist at HSRC.ac.za shares the real impact in our latest podcast episode. Tune into to hear how science councils are bridging gender gaps. LISTEN: scidev.net/global/podcast…

We asked Mavis Akuffobea-Essilfie of CSIR GHANA how researchers can bring gender, equality, and inclusion into their work. Tune in to the full episode to hear how science councils in Africa are bridging gender gaps in STEM. LISTEN: scidev.net/global/podcast…

Banana peels, Maize cobs and Sawdust are not waste in Uganda’s Kyaka II refugee camp but fuel. Discover how refugees are cooking with briquettes that burn longer than firewood. Read the full story: scidev.net/sub-saharan-af…