Zimbabwe’s epileptic people are facing various forms of discrimination, often they do not get a job or cannot find a partner.

In South Africa, Delivery ka Speed is cheap and easy to access, and it offers its services in townships Uber Eats is avoiding.

In Johannesburg, clerics and worshippers say their conscience is torn between illegal money and seeing their churches impoverished, because they fund their churches with illegal mining.

Credit and savings from the village savings and loan schemes are used by Malawians for several purposes. For many, it provides money for common groceries in times when agriculture harvests decline.

In Ghana, many rural, poor women are left with no option but to take up labour-intensive blue-collar jobs, such as carrying heavy loads with pans on their heads.

Governments in Sub-Saharan-Africa strive to destroy the monopoly of Africa’s leading pay-TV provider, offering cheap free-to-air devices to their citizens.

In Kenya, more and more women enjoy mountain climbing and hope to inspire the next generation of female mountaineers.

Many Malawians are disappointed with their government, abandoning the hope that their economic situation will change for better

Burundi tries to fight the worst hunger and keep youngsters in school by providing school meals

Kenya’s LGBTQ community has scored several significant victories in the courts, further cementing the legal grounds for the protection of queers