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Skills must drive Africa's future partnerships with external actors

Africa’s future partnerships with global powers must prioritise skills development and technical training to ensure the continent can sustain industrial growth.
By Kipkirui Langat 1h ago
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This year’s Madaraka Day celebrations in Wajir are being hailed as a landmark moment for northern Kenya, symbolising inclusion, national unity and renewed investment in the region.
By Ummi Bashir 1h ago
Parliament is prepared for another heated debate over taxes and the Finance Bill.
By Isaac Kalua Green 21h ago
Rising fuel costs, falling poll numbers and growing public frustration are piling pressure on President Ruto ahead of the 2027 elections.
By Barack Muluka 21h ago
Co-hosted by President William Ruto and President Emmanuel Macron, the inaugural summit marked a deliberate pivot in France-Africa relations.
By Ken Bosire 22h ago
Instead of Emmanuel Macron and 30 African heads of state, the tables had been turned in my dream
By Mutahi Mureithi 22h ago
The recent “Africa Forward Summit” in Nairobi was marketed as the dawn of a “new model of partnership” between France and Africa.
By Gitobu Imanyara 1d ago
Too often, conversations about Somalia are framed solely through the lens of humanitarian need.
By Shoko Noda 1d ago
Dedication is highly repetitive. It is showing up when the body resists and the mind negotiates excuses.
By Prof Egara Kabaji 1d ago
In a society that often measures success through the accumulation of wealth and comfort, returning to the classroom after years of professional achievement appears unnecessary.
By Prof Egara Kabaji 1d ago
Someone wrote that since civilisation began in Africa, the cradle of mankind, no one should lecture Africa on morality and culture.
By Henry Munene 1d ago
There are no enemies or friends when it comes to a powerful nation’s national interests.
By Patrick Muinde 1d ago
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