Our reports on the state of reduced inequalities in Africa highlight efforts to reduce inequalities within and among countries, including initiatives to tackle income inequality, promote social inclusion, and ensure equal opportunities for all.
Reduced Inequality
In a country where most apps speak English, Ghanaian developers are coding in Twi, Ewe, and Ga to close a digital...
In Zimbabwe, grandmothers trained as lay counselors are quietly changing the face of mental health care.
From street stalls to repair shops, Zimbabwe's informal workers are proving that hustle is more than survival; it's the city's engine.
While investors fund high-tech hubs and luxury towers, informal settlements are razed and millions remain offline. What does inclusion really look...
Over six decades after Maasai pastoralists were allowed to live alongside wildlife, this pioneering experiment reveals hard truths about who decides...
High visa rejection rates, lost millions, and stalled dreams—young Africans face a mobility crisis that’s less about documents and more about...
Top-down responses keep failing. Can trust, local knowledge, and early action stop outbreaks before they overwhelm already fragile health systems?
Millions of African creators are building careers online, but low payouts, platform restrictions, and missing infrastructure make real financial success harder...
The 2004 reform empowered Moroccan women with new legal rights, yet persistent cultural barriers and uneven enforcement still hinder progress.
Big data holds the potential to uncover hidden disparities in education, health, and finance—empowering women while challenging systemic biases.
While EdTech promises transformation, relying solely on technology overlooks crucial infrastructure gaps that hinder meaningful educational progress.
When you step into a fitness class, you’re not just moving your body—you’re building bonds and lifting collective spirits.
Countries worldwide could transform their future by prioritizing maternal health, just as Botswana did, creating lasting economic and social progress.
As Africa faces immense challenges, it's tapping into unexpected sources of funding and innovation to secure its future growth.
As COP29 approaches, Africa faces urgent challenges in climate finance, energy transition, and adaptation, demanding immediate attention and decisive action.
