Joan Salmon

The school kitchen was the source of the meals, so that never featured on the items being paid for

As schools defend short hair as a tool for discipline and academic focus, parents and educators remain divided

Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: Imagine wearing a uniform that is one colour in term one, another in second term, and a completely different shade in term three.

Dara Assim-Ita, a Senior Product Designer at Paystack, says in Nigeria, the dynamic is far more nuanced than a simple fintech-versus-bank narrative. From where she sits, it is more collaboration...

How 40 years of faith and resilience built Ggaba’s safe haven—and how it will rebuild

Rather than pouring billions into heavy processing power, Nguthiru is challenging the fundamental assumptions behind modern AI development

A Kenyan innovation hub is on a mission to rewrite this narrative across East Africa

Uganda has stepped up efforts to build an inclusive and secure digital economy, with policymakers, technology experts and civil society organisations

The baby arrives safely, but poor communication, rough examinations and loss of dignity can leave mothers with emotional scars long after they leave the labour ward.

In the old curriculum, coaching and Term X were crucial aspects of preparing students to pass examinations. It also helped them catch up or finish the syllabus on time.