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The nature of Africa’s collective automobile fleet, which overwhelmingly consists of aged, high-polluting vehicles, is a major challenge for a continent that is keen to play a leading role in the world’s battle against climate change
By investing in innovative, private-sector-led solutions, African countries can turn health challenges into engines of economic opportunity. Eliminating malaria would free up billions in lost productivity, unlock new business opportunities, and improve the quality of life for millions of people.
Authorities say more than 1,400 victims in Ghana, Kenya, Angola and other countries were identified, with financial losses estimated at nearly $2.8 million (Sh361.7 million)
Dr Kalebi, who is the Principal Pathologist and Executive Chairman of Dr Kalebi Labs (DKL) Ltd, said the award crowns nearly two decades of groundbreaking work in the field.
Ruto pointed out that although African issues occupy most of the council’s agenda, the continent remains the only one without a permanent voice at the table. He demanded the allocation of at least two permanent seats with veto powers, along with more non-permanent seats for African nations.
Capt Traoré, who seized power in a 2022 coup, has positioned himself as a Pan-Africanist leader, often criticising colonial influence and the West.
The report warns that without bold and coordinated reforms, the continent risks becoming the global epicenter of hunger by 2030.
With both AGII and APRA secretariats hosted in Nairobi, Kenya is set to play a central role in steering Africa’s green transformation.
Senegal, representing the Global Leaders Network (GLN), called for stronger accountability mechanisms within the African Union.
Sub-Saharan Africa remains severely energy-poor. According to the report, 85 percent of the region’s 565 million people still had no access to electricity in 2023.
Ethiopia views the project as essential to powering its economy and expanding electricity access across the country, where about 60% of the population still lives without reliable power.
The findings, published one day ahead of the World Day Against Child Labour, show a drop of more than 20 million children since 2020.