Global superstar Doja Cat is taking the Move Afrika stage in Kigali and Pretoria. But the real action is what happens behind ...

Reporting on women’s rights in Mauritania means navigating risk, censorship, and silence. Hawa Ba, a self-taught journalist, explains why she continues anyway.

For the third year in a row, Kigali is serving as the launchpad for Move Afrika. Let's understand why... What to know: For the third year in a row, Kigali ...

Investments in women's reproductive health and rights are saving lives and strengthening economies. Test your knowledge!

Africa still live without electricity but that can change. This sprint is your chance to help switch on opportunities.

You can’t flick on the news, scroll through your Twitter timeline, or talk to your overly money-conscious dad in 2023 without coming across the words “inflation”, “cost-of-living”, or “recession.” ...

Women climate activists who identify as ecofeminists are demanding the recognition of women’s climate justice work around the world to help protect the planet and advance gender equality. French ...

Tree-planting has become a cornerstone of many environmental campaigns in recent years. The call to plant trees is everywhere, seen as a simple and effective way to help reduce the impact of carbon ...

They might not be two terms you expect to see together in any context but climate change and colonialism are inextricably linked. We’re going to take a look at why that is, and why considering the ...

For thousands of years, the natural world has allowed human societies to flourish by providing food, water, and materials for shelter and medicine. But the environments that supply these resources — ...

Editor’s note: This article contains language about conflict, violence and sexual violence, and extreme hunger. Nuclear arsenals are swelling. Conflict is on the rise. Millions are displaced.

Smartphones and the many technologies that keep making them smarter have had a tremendous impact on the way we communicate, organize — and mobilize. If you’ve ever led, attended, or even considered ...