The child support grant system has inadvertently strengthened the societal expectation that women should bear the primary caregiving role for children — often without adequate support or compensation.

Structural barriers, cultural norms, and a lack of gender-sensitive governance practices continue to hinder progress.

UNICEF is launching a comprehensive assistance programme designed to support vulnerable girls' secondary education in the West Nile, Lango and the Acholi sub regions of Uganda.The contribution which ...

This article describes how schools can address the impact of poverty on students’ outcomes, with a tailored approach ...

New Insights Report unpacks EdTech’s challenges, solutions for African classroomsIssued by UVU AfricaJohannesburg, 31 Mar 2025Visit our press officeInjini’s latest EdTech Insights Report highlights ...

Africa stands at the threshold of a transformative era in philanthropy—a time when local ingenuity, deep-rooted giving ...

"G20 nations must place inequality at the heart of economic policymaking, as disparities in wealth and development are neither just nor sustainable. The consequences of these inequalities are most ...

The PS called for harmonisation education systems across the region is no longer a choice—it’s a necessity for East Africa to ...

SIGNIFICANT gaps are visible in the nutritional habits of most rural areas despite the widespread availability of livestock ...

Success will hinge on the ability to adapt to economic shifts, embrace technological innovations, and align with evolving ...