Food, Water, Culture Focus Of Groundbreaking Israeli, Moroccan Study
Scientific research in the areas of agriculture, water, energy and ecological restoration are part of the collaboration.
Africa
Baby Elephants Orphaned By Poachers Still Struggle To Survive With New Herds
Even if the elephants are adopted by other tusker families, their survival rates are poor.
Ethiopian PM Abiy’s Shuttle Diplomacy As Tigray Conflict Worsens
Abiy recently visited four African countries and Turkey as UN’s António Guterres warns of a “humanitarian catastrophe” in Tigray.
Brazilian Travels The World On Foot
Matias Tartiere has already walked countries in Africa, Asia and Europe, covering more than 5,900 miles.
The Music And Genius Of Fela Kuti: Remembering Nigeria’s Afro Beat Maverick 24 Years On
Over 1,000 Nigerian soldiers sacked his self-declared Kalukuta Republic in Lagos in February 1977.
Return Of The Mummy: Ancient Tomb Built By Real-Life High Priest Imhotep Back After Restoration
Pharaoh’s burial chamber was designed 5,000 years ago by a priest transformed into a horror-movie villain.
Togolese College Student, Burgeoning Luxury Brand Owner Finds Success Via Social Media
Smaller brands are finding visibility in spaces previously reserved for fashion icons.
Housepital: Kenyan Doctor Treating Covid-19 Patients In The Comfort Of Their Homes
Theophilus Wangata and his medical team have treated over 100 Covid-19 patients in their homes since 2020.
Africa’s Che Guevara: Burkina Faso Awaits Ex-President’s Trial For Murder Of Charismatic Predecessor
Exiled ex-president Blaise Compaoré and 13 others to be tried over the 1987 murder of his famous predecessor, Thomas Sankara.