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Zimbabwean and Mozambican migrants wait outside a hardware store on the corner of Derby and Queen streets in the hope to get odd jobs on November 23, 2017 in Johannesburg [Gulshan Khan/AFP]By Eromo EgbejulePublished On 10 Jul 202310 Jul 2023Starting on Monday, the Africa desk at Al Jazeera is launching... read more →

Zimbabwean and Mozambican migrants wait outside a hardware store on the corner of Derby and Queen streets in the hope to get odd jobs on November 23, 2017 in Johannesburg [Gulshan Khan/AFP]By Eromo EgbejulePublished On 10 Jul 202310 Jul 2023Starting on Monday, the Africa desk at Al Jazeera is launching... read more →

Zimbabwean and Mozambican migrants wait outside a hardware store on the corner of Derby and Queen streets in the hope to get odd jobs on November 23, 2017 in Johannesburg [Gulshan Khan/AFP]By Eromo EgbejulePublished On 10 Jul 202310 Jul 2023Starting on Monday, the Africa desk at Al Jazeera is launching... read more →

Edmund Wessels, a South African biomedical engineer, and Anatoli Kirigwajjo, a Ugandan electrical engineer, have jointly won the Royal Academy of Engineering’s 2023 Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation. YUNGA Kirigwajjo wins with YUNGA, a local digital security network that connects neighbours to each other and police within a 20 kilometre... read more →

Edmund Wessels, a South African biomedical engineer, and Anatoli Kirigwajjo, a Ugandan electrical engineer, have jointly won the Royal Academy of Engineering’s 2023 Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation. YUNGA Kirigwajjo wins with YUNGA, a local digital security network that connects neighbours to each other and police within a 20 kilometre... read more →

Edmund Wessels, a South African biomedical engineer, and Anatoli Kirigwajjo, a Ugandan electrical engineer, have jointly won the Royal Academy of Engineering’s 2023 Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation. YUNGA Kirigwajjo wins with YUNGA, a local digital security network that connects neighbours to each other and police within a 20 kilometre... read more →

By Oscar Obonyo The brakes of a heavy vehicle – petrol tanker, truck or public transport bus – fail on a steep slope before ramming into people by the roadside or plunging into a river at a bend of the road, leaving in its trail death and tears. This is... read more →