KNUST’s new clean-air centre seeks regional partnerships as Africa faces funding squeeze

The newly established West Africa Centre for Clean Air (WACCA) is looking to build stronger regional partnerships and mobilise long-term support for air-quality management as funding for clean-air action continues to decline globally. The Centre, hosted by the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST)

Committee grants clearance after considering a report submitted by NHAI that addressed concerns regarding geological and safety aspects of revised alignment; project will be completed at a revised estimated cost of around ₹12,595 crore

[The Conversation Africa] In 2024, 25.1 million Africans were living in other countries on the continent. Labour migration has long been a defining feature of Africa's economic landscape.

In 2024, 25.1 million Africans were living in other countries on the continent. Labour migration has long been a defining feature of Africa’s economic landscape. Migrant workers on the continent are concentrated in certain sectors: agricultural and manufacturing together absorb roughly a fifth of migrant labour. Most