India and South Africa have become the leading importers of goods from Tanzania
According to statistics from the Indian High Commission in Dar, Tanzania has also become India’s second-largest trade partner on the African continent, demonstrating the successful efforts of both governments.
Israel may repatriate 500,000 Palestinians to South Sudan
The speculations has sparked heated debate among the South Sudanese, fellow East Africans, activists, and political analysts
Global Gas Flaring Tracker Report of 2025 raises alarm
Flaring Intensity, the amount of flaring per barrel of oil produced, has remained largely unchanged in the last fifteen years.
Neptune Serengeti: A new planet of Luxury over the endless Plains
In November, is when the legendary Wildebeests Migration returns home from Maasai Mara in Kenya to the central parts of the endless Serengeti plains of Tanzania.
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African Artworks and artists have grown wings! Thanks to the Internet
Today, Yannis, the artist from Gabon, lives in Canada and works with some of the world’s biggest brands—all while keeping his art about Africa
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Over 500,000 people in Gaza strip are trapped in famine
Classifying famine means that the most extreme category is triggered when three critical thresholds – extreme food deprivation, acute malnutrition and starvation-related deaths – have been breached.
TWAS International Photo Essay Award launched
The World Academy of Sciences (TWAS) is a program unit of UNESCO, dedicated to supporting scientific capacity and excellence in the global South.
Nigeria: African Development Bank dishes USD 46 Million to Transform Healthcare in Sokoto State
The project addresses critical health system gaps in Sokoto, where key indicators reflect a critical need for intervention.
Kinshasa City’s Silicone Gallows and Digital Avengers
Kinshasa is where WhatsApp groups are infiltrated by government spyware like FinFisher, and sharing a satirical meme has led to activists’ arrests.