Israeli Doctors Work To Alleviate Ethiopia’s Overlooked Humanitarian Crisis
Medical personnel help Ethiopian hospitals treat civil-war victims, believing “aid has no color.”
Africa
One-Of-A-Kind Red Book Chronicles The Benin Empire In Proper Perspective
An extensive narrative of the kingdom’s history is told by its own people.
Archeologists Discover Well-Preserved Storage Silos In Ancient Egyptian Town
Austrian and Egyptian archeologists have been collaborating since 2017 to uncover the secrets of the Temple of Kom Ombo.
Saving Egyptian Pumpkins Is Key For Biodiversity And Future Farmers, Scientists Say
Non-native cultivars of squash could crowd out native squashes already adapted to Egyptian growing conditions and practices.
4 Circus Tigers Sent To Animal Sanctuary After Spending 15 Years In A Cage
Four Paws rescued the animals, which have never felt grass or roamed freely until now.
Ski Resort Looked Like A Desert As Skies Turned Red Amid Major Dust Storm
Moisture from Storm Celia collided with the dust storm of Málaga, Spain, which resulted in the rusty-orange colored skies.
Ukraine: Nigerian Volunteer Fighters Required To Pay $1,000 For A Visa And Ticket
Meanwhile, Nigerians fleeing Ukraine face racial discrimination.
Records Of Seized Ships, Now Online, Reveal Details Of Wars And Enslaved Africans
So-called “Prize Papers” recount privateering, slavery and legal appeals of the 17th and 18th centuries.
Israeli STEM Program Empowers Girls In Ghana
World ORT Kadima Mada trains female university students in Ghana in coding, animation and other science and technology skills