Health and Safety

African Labour Laws Must Recognise and Protect the Informal Workforce

The ASHEPA President called on African Union institutions, regional economic communities, ministries of employment, ministries of health, ministries of local government, occupational safety authorities, trade unions, professional bodies and civil society organisations to treat informal worker safety as a continental development priority. He said Africa cannot achieve sustainable development while millions of workers remain invisible within workplace safety systems

Rethinking workplace safety for persons with disabilities

ASHEPA Marks World Safety Day with Continental HSE Roundtable on Psychosocial Working Environments in Africa

ASHEPA Launches New Platforms to Boost HSE Collaboration Across Africa

African Road Safety Charter comes into force

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Environment and Sustainability

FCTA to Phase Out Waste Dumpsites for Recycling Plants

The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, has said the FCTA is shifting attention to industrial waste recycling as part of efforts to build a cleaner, more sustainable capital city.

Kenya secures $5.2 million UN-backed climate project to pilot low-carbon urban model

The Federal Government and the International Labour Organisation (ILO) are strengthening their collaboration to promote decent work, social justice, and effective labour governance in Nigeria.

Egypt set to receive €50 million first tranche of green industries financing in June

CAIRO — Egypt is expected to receive the first tranche of funding, valued at up to €50 million, in June under the Sustainable Green...

Malawi Launches National Sanitation Plan, Receives Waste Collection Vehicles to Strengthen Public Health

LILONGWE, Malawi — The Ministry of Health has launched a national implementation plan to operationalise Executive Order No. 2 of 2026, which mandates all...

Local Divers Launch Bold Volunteer Initiative to Rescue Lake Malawi from Plastic Crisis

CAPE MACLEAR, MALAWI – Divers in Cape Maclear have launched a volunteer clean-up initiative to help protect Lake Malawi, one of Africa’s most important...
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Rethinking workplace safety for persons with disabilities

Workplace safety conversations often focus on visible hazards such as machinery accidents, chemical exposure, falls, fires or long working hours.

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Rethinking workplace safety for persons with disabilities

Workplace safety conversations often focus on visible hazards such as machinery accidents, chemical exposure, falls, fires or long working hours.

FCTA to Phase Out Waste Dumpsites for Recycling Plants

The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, has said the FCTA is shifting attention to industrial waste recycling as part of efforts to build a cleaner, more sustainable capital city.

ASHEPA Marks World Safety Day with Continental HSE Roundtable on Psychosocial Working Environments in Africa

The African Safety, Health and Environmental Professional Association, ASHEPA, marked World Safety Day 2026 with a special HSE Roundtable focused on one of the most urgent and emerging challenges in modern occupational safety and health: psychosocial working environments in Africa.

Kenya secures $5.2 million UN-backed climate project to pilot low-carbon urban model

The Federal Government and the International Labour Organisation (ILO) are strengthening their collaboration to promote decent work, social justice, and effective labour governance in Nigeria.

Egypt set to receive €50 million first tranche of green industries financing in June

CAIRO — Egypt is expected to receive the first tranche of funding, valued at up to €50 million, in June under the Sustainable Green...
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World Bank: 44% of Kenya’s GDP relies on the environment

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Kenya’s economy and natural environment are deeply linked. From the farms that feed the nation to the landscapes that attract tourists, a healthy environment...
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ASHEPA Executives

ASHEPA Appoints Mr. Mohamed Amine Zahr as Country Representative for Morocco

The African Safety, Health and Environment Professional Association (ASHEPA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Mohamed Amine Zahr as ASHEPA Country Representative...

ASHEPA Appoints Mr. Ukhuriegbe Omojiade as Country Representative for Nigeria

ASHEPA Appoints Mr. Boniphace Tairo as Country Representative for Tanzania

ASHEPA Appoints Mr. Ahmed Marouf Abd El Hamed as North Africa Representative

ASHEPA Appoints Mrs. Wendy Mwiimbu Mulawa as Country Representative for Zambia

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ASHEPA Makes Bold Move, Appoints Three of Africa’s Leading Safety, Health and Environmental Professionals to Lead the Association

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January 6, 2026 — African Safety Health and Environmental Professional Association (ASHEPA) has announced a major leadership appointment aimed at accelerating its mission to...