Digital safety remains low in Africa, according to Afrobarometer survey

March 2, 2026 AFRIXCANS are increasingly online, but awareness and practice of digital safety remain low, an Afrobarometer telephone survey across seven African countries has found. Most adults in these countries access the internet frequently, but many remain unfamiliar with digital security measures and practice them inconsistently if at all, the survey shows. On average […]

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Commonwealth law ministers commit to stronger legal protections for citizens

February 17, 2026 LAW ministers from Commonwealth countries have agreed to focus on new measures aimed at strengthening legal protections for people amid growing democratic, economic and climate pressures. The commitments, set out in an outcome statement issued last weekend, followed three days of discussions in Fiji among ministers, with input from diverse stakeholders, including […]

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Africa’s green economy summit targets investment-ready projects

January 27, 2026 AS Africa’s climate ambitions collide with tightening fiscal realities, attention is shifting from commitments to delivery. While governments across the continent have adopted climate and development strategies, turning these plans into bankable, investable projects remains a critical challenge. According to the Africa Climate Finance Tracking Report 2025, current climate finance flows meet […]

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Education climbs to third place on Africans’ list of priorities, new Afrobarometer survey reveals

January 27, 2026 EDUCATION ranks third among the most important problems that Africans think require urgent government attention, up from sixth place in 2021/2023, the latest Afrobarometer Pan-Africa Profile reveals. The new report, based on 50,961 interviews conducted during Afrobarometer’s Round 10 surveys across 38 African countries in 2024/2025, shows that only half of citizens […]

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ICC condemns new US sanctions on judges

August 22, 2005 THE International Criminal Court (ICC) and the Assembly of States Parties (ASP) have strongly condemned new sanctions imposed by the US on four senior ICC officials, calling the move a direct attack on international justice and judicial independence. On August 20, the US State Department announced sanctions against two ICC judges — […]

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AI backing for Agenda 2063 application

August 13, 2025 THE African Development Bank (AfDB) is supporting Artificial Intelligence training to help speed up the implementation of the continent-wide development blueprint, Agenda 2063: The Africa We Want. The training is part of broader efforts to enhance institutional and human capacity across the continent. Through its Joint Secretariat Support Office, the AfDB provided […]

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