Uganda’s coffee sector, once a pillar of rural incomes and exports, now faces a price crash threatening years of progress.

The story of the coffee plant and the drink we make from it is pretty remarkable, but no one is really sure when and where it was first discovered.

Join Joe Hattab as he explores the Mursi tribe in Ethiopia, showcasing their unique beauty standards, lip plates, and ...

On August 31, I was a speaker at the 2025 Clean Energy Conference and Exhibition organised by the Kenya-Australia Chamber of ...

Kenyan major marathon winners Sabastian Sawe and Rosemary Wanjiru are among the athletes announced for the BMW Berlin ...

A new study has found surprisingly high rates of long-COVID in Ethiopia and Uganda. Of about 2,000 participants, more than two-thirds were found to struggle with long-term complications from an ...

A damning new report, obtained with the help of health workers in Tigray, documents the alleged mass torture, rape, forced ...

In many places refugee populations are ostensibly permanent. The presumption that refugees move over borders for just a few ...

Residents came together to plant millions of new trees in a single day, hoping to build a more climate resilient future one ...

CNN is now airing a special series about Live Aid, the global concert held in 1985 to combat mass starvation in Ethiopia. The ...

At the U.N., he took on some of the world’s most challenging health crises in troubled areas, skillfully coordinating ...