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By Eugenia Sirengo, Senior Communications Officer, APHRC and Gill Black, PhD, Engaged Research Specialist Climate change is increasingly driving the frequency and severity of extreme
Across Africa, millions of girls still face the heartbreaking reality of dropping out of school due to early marriage, teenage pregnancy, and entrenched gender norms.
In the dusty compound of a secondary school in West Nile, a teacher hesitates when asked why one of her brightest pupils disappeared from class
By Ann Kigondu While searching for internship opportunities, I came across an internship advertisement from the African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC). Like any
Africa’s education systems are brimming with potential. Classrooms are full, ambitions are high, and research institutions like the African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC)
This blog was led by Davis Muli Musyoki (APHRC) with co-authorship from Lydia Namatende-Sakwa (APHRC), Abdimalik Farah (APHRC), Davis Musyoki (APHRC), Sophie Lashford (Save the
In Kenya, the educational landscape has long been dominated by the conventional belief that a university degree is the only pathway to success. For years,
From June 16 to 20, APHRC’s Countdown to 2030 initiative convened over 270 researchers, analysts, and policy experts from 34 African countries for the 2025
Can you tell us a bit about yourself and your journey leading up to your involvement with the Data Science Without Borders (DSWB) initiative? My
On World Refugee Day 2025, under the global theme “Solidarity with Refugees”, learners, educators, and partners gathered at Tumaini Lifeworks School in Kakuma to mark
Every morning, Amina’s alarm buzzes at 5:30 a.m., and she lies still for a moment, staring at the ceiling as a familiar heaviness settles over
Angelina Jolie Boarding Primary School in Kakuma was alive with color, music, and powerful messages of hope as learners, teachers, and community members gathered to