Annual national competition aims to strengthen safety knowledge, professional competence and workplace safety culture across Zambia

ASHEPA is pleased to announce an important professional webinar titled “The Hidden Toll: Eco-Anxiety, Climate Trauma, and Psychosocial Safety in the Workplace.” This timely webinar will bring attention to one of the most overlooked effects of climate change: its impact on worker mental health, emotional wellbeing, and psychosocial safety.

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.

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.

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

Annual national competition aims to strengthen safety knowledge, professional competence and workplace safety culture across Zambia

ASHEPA is pleased to announce an important professional webinar titled “The Hidden Toll: Eco-Anxiety, Climate Trauma, and Psychosocial Safety in the Workplace.” This timely webinar will bring attention to one of the most overlooked effects of climate change: its impact on worker mental health, emotional wellbeing, and psychosocial safety.

The African Safety, Health and Environmental Professional Association (ASHEPA) is pleased to announce the official launch of the ASHEPA Green Future Sustainability Challenge, an online sustainability education and quiz program designed for undergraduate students in universities and colleges.

As ASHEPA prepares for its Digital Launch, Membership & Committee Inauguration Summit 2026, the association’s President, Mr. Wilson Ronnie Odoom, says the upcoming event represents far more than a formal gathering. To him, it is a defining moment in ASHEPA’s journey toward stronger coordination, deeper member participation, and a more digitally connected professional community.

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