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Orucho Bonface Tengeya

Cape Town, Kakamega, Kenya

Correspondent at Freelance

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  • Africa’s banking sector is forging a fresh path in the access to climate finance

    1 week ago | theafricanmirror.africa | Orucho Bonface Tengeya

    AFRICAN banks are increasingly integrating green finance instruments into their operations—an early but strategic step toward building green banks and addressing the continent’s climate finance shortfall. A recent report — “Sustainable Banking Assessment for Africa (SUSBA)” — published by the World Wide Fund for Nature on April 30th, evaluated this trend.

  • Africa’s basketball renaissance on full display at Sahara Conference

    1 week ago | spnafricanews.com | Orucho Bonface Tengeya

    Bonface Orucho, bird story agencyThe ongoing 2025 Basketball Africa League (BAL) season has been marked by fast-paced games, sold-out crowds, and a dazzling new standard for infrastructure. With its high-definition screens, state-of-the-art court, and seating for over 15,000, the Dakar Arena in Senegal was the latest host of the Sahara conference from April 26th to May 4th, 2025, drawing 47,000 fans across match days.

  • Africa’s space agenda is consolidating as satellites multiply and telescopes expand

    1 week ago | theafricanmirror.africa | Orucho Bonface Tengeya

    THE recent operationalisation of the African Space Agency (AfSA) could help consolidate the continent’s rising space ambitions and turn scattered efforts into a focused advancement of the continent’s space ambitions.

  • Podcasts are powering a shift in Africa’s reproductive health dialogue

    2 weeks ago | theafricanmirror.africa | Orucho Bonface Tengeya

    WOMEN-FOCUSED podcasts are gaining ground across Africa, emerging as powerful platforms to share knowledge and challenge sexual and reproductive health taboos. Once niche and overlooked, podcasts by African women are now confronting the continent’s most sensitive issues — menstrual health, contraception, early pregnancy, gender-based violence, and mental health — through raw and relatable storytelling.

  • Can Mali’s gold reforms deliver without driving away investors?

    3 weeks ago | theafricanmirror.africa | Orucho Bonface Tengeya

    MALI is playing a high-stakes game with its gold sector, shaking the foundations of foreign investment while chasing what experts describe as “a long-overdue boost” in domestic revenues. From arresting top mining executives to shuttering company offices and seizing shipments, the government’s recent moves have sent shockwaves through investor circles. Yet, for some observers, these actions are a long-overdue move to reclaim control over gold, the lifeblood of the country’s economy.

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bonnie_254_ @bonface_orucho
16 Mar 25

Just realized Elon Musk was born in South Africa! His journey from Pretoria to shaping global tech is a reminder of Africa’s deep roots in innovation. A true testament to the continent’s potential. #PanAfrican #NarrativeShift https://t.co/l4hZF3wryf

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bonnie_254_ @bonface_orucho
31 Jan 25

RT @bonface_orucho: South Africa, Rwanda go head-to-head on F1, Zanzibar also in the running https://t.co/eKKuOrlhGe via @Sports Network Af…

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bonnie_254_ @bonface_orucho
31 Jan 25

South Africa, Rwanda go head-to-head on F1, Zanzibar also in the running https://t.co/eKKuOrlhGe via @Sports Network Africa #Formula1 #GrandPrix