The internet has changed how violence happens. Our response must change too. There was a time when gender-based violence was largely discussed in terms of what happened in homes, workplaces, schools and public spaces. Today, violence can follow someone into their bedroom through a smartphone. It can arrive as a threatening message, a manipulated photograph, a fake social media account, persistent online harassment, cyberstalking, sexual blackmail, intimate-image abuse or an A

"Technology changes lives only when people trust it." Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming healthcare around the world. Across Africa, AI has the potential to expand access to healthcare, improve diagnosis, strengthen disease surveillance, optimise hospital systems, and support overstretched health workers. But innovation alone is not enough. Healthcare depends on trust. Patients must trust that their information is protected. Health professionals must trust AI rec

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming healthcare, promising faster diagnoses, personalised treatments, and improved patient outcomes. Yet, when technologists focus mainly on features and capabilities, they often miss critical questions that clinicians raise. These questions shape how AI tools are built, tested, and used in real-world medical settings. Listening to clinicians reveals that responsible healthcare AI requires more than just algorithms—it demands careful at