News
11 seconds ago
Preventing Heatstroke in Outdoor Workers: Essential Safety Measures
Outdoor workers are among the most vulnerable groups during periods of extreme heat. Construction workers,…
News
1 day ago
When the Watchmen Fight Themselves: How Fragmented Safety Bodies Are Slowing Africa’s Safety Revolution By Femi Da-silva
Across Africa, a quiet but dangerous crisis is unfolding not in factories, mines, or construction…
News
1 day ago
How to Spot Unsafe Buildings Before They Collapse
Building collapses remain one of the deadliest yet preventable disasters in Nigeria and across Africa.…
News
1 day ago
Lithium Batteries and Fire Risks: What You Should Know Before Installing Solar at Home
As solar energy becomes increasingly popular in Africa, many homeowners are turning to lithium-ion batteries…
Food
3 days ago
Suya, Street Food And Safety: How Safe Is Nigeria And Africa’s Informal Food Market
Across Nigeria and much of Africa, street food is more than a quick meal. It…
News
3 days ago
Lights, Camera, Risk: The Safety Crisis Facing Nollywood And Africa’s Film Industry
Nollywood is one of the largest film industries in the world by volume, producing thousands…
Mining Safety
6 days ago
Mining Deaths in Africa: Prioritizing Profit Over Worker Safety?
Across Africa, mining remains one of the most dangerous forms of work despite its critical…
News
1 week ago
Flood-Prone Cities in Africa: How Poor Planning Endangers Millions
Across Africa, flooding is no longer a seasonal inconvenience. It has become one of the…
Workplace Safety
1 week ago
10 Safety Audits Every Company Should Conduct Annually
Across Africa, workplace accidents continue to disrupt businesses, injure workers and weaken productivity. From factory…
News
1 week ago
Power at a Peril By Afolabi Ademosu
Across Nigeria, from cramped one-bedroom flats in Lagos to busy shops in Onitsha and Ibadan,…
