Brian Yatich
East Africa
The Moth Returns to Nairobi With Five Stories About Moments That Changed Everything
When life leaves no room for hesitation, people are often forced to make decisions that change the course of everything that follows.
For five storytellers...
East Africa
Somali families face renewed violence amid worsening hunger crisis
In the past few weeks, clashes have broken out in Baidoa, the state’s largest city, between Government forces and fighters loyal to the former...
World
Guterres Warns of Dangerous Nuclear Moment as Disarmament Efforts Stall
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has warned that the world is facing its most dangerous nuclear moment since the end of the Cold War,...
Technology
Rogue AI Agents Are Raising New Questions About Who Controls Artificial Intelligence
For years, artificial intelligence was largely associated with chatbots that answered questions, generated images or helped people write documents. That picture is changing rapidly....
Africa
Africa Must Build AI Around Its Own Problems Not Borrowed Priorities
Africa’s artificial intelligence ambitions should begin not with the technology available to the continent, but with the problems its people need solved, a member...
East Africa
Dangote’s Lamu Refinery Puts Kenya’s Industrial Ambition to the Test
Kenya’s biggest industrial bet since independence is moving from the drawing board to the ground, but the $16 billion Lamu oil refinery is arriving...
Africa
From a Joke to a $16 Billion Refinery Dangote Reveals How Ruto Helped Bring the Project to Lamu
What began as an informal conversation in April has evolved into one of East Africa’s largest planned industrial investments, with Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote...
Africa
Africa’s Young Workforce Is Growing But Its Universities Are Still Playing Catch-Up
Africa’s demographic advantage is arriving faster than its universities are changing.
With about 70 per cent of the continent’s population under the age of 30,...
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