Editorial

First-quarter’s 6.18trn/- in investments shows changes in international climate

Money

Second Serengeti awards gala: Let us keep eyes to the ground

Second Serengeti awards gala: Let us keep eyes to the ground

Tight scrutiny on public funds in projects is surely vital even without loan liabilities

Public funds

Engagement of AI in upgrading of internal audit can help tackle fraud

Engagement of AI in upgrading of internal audit can help tackle fraud

NGOs can make a difference in tackling Lake Victoria pollution

Lake Victoria

Gold medal at IAAF Marathon makes Simbu much greater Tanzanian athlete

Alphonce Felix Simbu

In climate financing, Africa needs new tack to foster global solutions

Climate

AI cannot replace storytellers – writers, maybe...

AI cannot replace storytellers – writers, maybe...

Malawi’s political parties pledge health commitments ahead of lections

African mon and child image illustration

Plans on a collective system of marketing vegetables, horticultural produce laudable

Horticulture

Crucial lessons as African states fight to recapture lost health sector support

There are contrasting signals in relation to how far medical emergencies have to do with aid cuts or other downturns in the global economy as affecting government revenues at particular moments.

Traders will best use business loans if revolving fund method is adopted

Traders will best use business loans if revolving fund method is adopted

Internal private investments in natural resource sector crucial

Guardian Reporter

Forest

New-look CCM good for the polls, yes, the grumbling notwithstanding

Ballot box

Trade unions ought to be able to address wider labour crises

Much of Africa is experiencing instability owing to failing rural and urban prospects with different reactions as either urban riots or rural insurgency.

Inclusion not enough in UNFPA, Planning Commission work plans over Vision 2050

The current work format demands a medium-term perspective in the form of a five-year intermediate operational plan.

Private sector wage fiats provide a marginal relief

The government is evidently mindful of the welfare of private sector employees if it could fix a wage deal and it sticks, without mass layoffs if profit projections are severely affected.

Plastics treaty talks’ collapse implies countries tackle the problem at home

Plastics

Agro-technology’s tripling of cotton output highly inspiring

Cotton

In curbing child abandoning or abuse, bus terminals’ welfare desks may indeed help

Child abandonment

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