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Author: Jackson Lee

Jackson Lee

A data journalist who uses numbers to tell compelling narratives.

Local church packed meals for Eswatini, Africa on Sunday – Yahoo

Eswatini March 13, 2025By Jackson Lee

Community Comes Together to Pack Meals for Eswatini, Africa This Sunday

By Jackson Lee

Uganda Eyes Single-SIM Revolution for Seamless Connectivity – https://www.techafricanews.com/

News March 13, 2025By Jackson Lee

Uganda Sets Sights on Single-SIM Revolution to Transform Connectivity

By Jackson Lee

US tourist killed in Zambian elephant attack – BBC.com

Zambia March 13, 2025By Jackson Lee

Tragic Encounter: US Tourist Killed in Zambian Elephant Attack

By Jackson Lee

Slavery Still Ingrained in Mauritania, Activist Says – IDN-InDepthNews

Mauritania March 12, 2025By Jackson Lee

Activist Reveals How Slavery Remains Deeply Rooted in Mauritania

By Jackson Lee

Resilient women farmers in Chad battle climate challenges and social barriers – Mongabay.com

Chad March 12, 2025By Jackson Lee

Resilient Women Farmers in Chad Courageously Confront Climate Challenges and Social Barriers

By Jackson Lee

Namibia’s art scene has been built by unsung heroes – like queer artist Jo Rogge – The Conversation

Namibia March 12, 2025By Jackson Lee

Namibia’s Art Scene Thrives Thanks to Unsung Heroes Like Queer Artist Jo Rogge

By Jackson Lee

Powering Women Entrepreneurs in Eswatini – UNDP

Eswatini March 12, 2025By Jackson Lee

Empowering Women Entrepreneurs to Transform Eswatini’s Future

By Jackson Lee

Eritrea top medals table as home riders falter in African Cycling event – Nation

Eritrea March 12, 2025By Jackson Lee

Eritrea Dominates Medal Table as Home Riders Struggle in African Cycling Championship

By Jackson Lee

Revolutionising Legal Practice: LexisNexis South Africa Leads the Way in Legal Technology – LexisNexis

Technology March 12, 2025By Jackson Lee

Revolutionising Legal Practice: How LexisNexis South Africa is Transforming Legal Technology

By Jackson Lee

A step forward for Egypt as stakeholders gear up to review women’s land rights and tenure security guidelines – United Nations Economic Commission for Africa

Egypt March 12, 2025By Jackson Lee

Egypt Takes a Bold Step Forward: Stakeholders Unite to Strengthen Women’s Land Rights and Tenure Security

By Jackson Lee

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Author: Jackson Lee

Community Comes Together to Pack Meals for Eswatini, Africa This Sunday

Uganda Sets Sights on Single-SIM Revolution to Transform Connectivity

Tragic Encounter: US Tourist Killed in Zambian Elephant Attack

Activist Reveals How Slavery Remains Deeply Rooted in Mauritania

Resilient Women Farmers in Chad Courageously Confront Climate Challenges and Social Barriers

Namibia’s Art Scene Thrives Thanks to Unsung Heroes Like Queer Artist Jo Rogge

Empowering Women Entrepreneurs to Transform Eswatini’s Future

Eritrea Dominates Medal Table as Home Riders Struggle in African Cycling Championship

Revolutionising Legal Practice: How LexisNexis South Africa is Transforming Legal Technology

Egypt Takes a Bold Step Forward: Stakeholders Unite to Strengthen Women’s Land Rights and Tenure Security

Ivory Coast Gears Up for Thrilling 2025 AFCON Quarterfinal Showdown with Egypt After Dominant Win Over Burkina Faso

Planning a Trip in 2026? Explore Exciting Visa-Free Destinations for South Africans!

DeepSeek Revolutionizes Africa’s Tech Startups with Game-Changing Affordable Solutions

2026 WCQ: South Africa’s Sports Minister McKenzie Calls for Blocking Super Eagles’ Qualification

Hakimi Shines as Morocco Cruises Past Zambia to Secure AFCON Last 16 Spot

Uganda’s September Coffee Exports Soar 59% Thanks to Bumper Harvest