Hounded beauty queen wins miss universe nigeria

A former Miss South Africa contestant, who withdrew from the competition amidst xenophobic attacks, has found triumph in Nigeria.

Senegal takes environmental action against gold mining

Senegal has implemented a three-year ban on mining activities along the Faleme River to address pollution concerns and protect the health of local communities.

Ancient Cairo buildings reborn through partnership

Egypt and the US have successfully restored the historic Bimaristan al-Muayyad Sheikh hospital in Cairo.

Extreme heat endangers west, central African children

UNICEF warns that extreme heatwaves in West and Central Africa are leading to a surge in child deaths, with health risks exacerbated by the mpox outbreak.

Egyptian archaeologists uncover dynasty’s secrets

Archaeologists have made a stunning discovery in the Nile Delta – 63 tombs packed with gold, jewelry, and other treasures from Egypt’s final ruling dynasty.

Tourists fuel Africa’s lion killing for trophies and bones

Thousands of captive lions are bred for hunting and the illegal trade in lion bones, while their wild counterparts face extinction.

WFP struggles to fund southern Africa drought relief

The UN is calling for immediate action to prevent widespread hunger.

Sierra Leone psychiatrist transforms mental health care

A young doctor’s unwavering commitment to transforming Sierra Leone’s mental health landscape, from battling stigma to building a world-class psychiatric hospital.

Rhino poaching declines in South Africa

The government attributes the decrease to increased anti-poaching efforts and dehorning initiatives.

UN urges Africa to end HIV epidemic by 2030

The UN’s UNAIDS program is calling for a combination of strong political will, technical expertise to end the HIV pandemic.

Morocco’s wheat fields wither under six-year drought

Climate change is intensifying in Morocco, with a severe drought crippling wheat production and exposing the nation’s vulnerability to food shortages.

South Africa’s Ramaphosa signs law to limit emissions

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed a climate change act setting emissions caps and requiring adaptation plans from towns and cities.

Nigerian artist aims for largest drawing record

Fola David’s massive 1,050 sqm drawing celebrates Nigerian unity and might be a world record contender.

Climate crisis drives mass rescue of flamingo chicks in Algeria

Hundreds of flamingo chicks face death after their nesting lake dries up in Algeria.

Malian kora master Toumani Diabate passes away at 58

Renowned kora player Toumani Diabate, who was born into a family of Malian griots in 1965, passed away at 58, marking the end of an era for African music.

COP29 pushes progress on climate aid for developing countries

The UN climate summit host urged rich nations to compromise on financial aid for developing countries struggling with climate change as talks remain deadlocked.

Africa’s landscapes: Nature’s serene beauty

Let’s explore the Serengeti plains, the beaches of Seychelles, and beyond

North African doctors rethink future after far-right gains in Europe

Concerns about respect and fair treatment drive North African doctors, such as Tasnime Labiedh, to consider leaving France following the far-right National Rally’s election gains.

Tanzania rushes to protect Gombe’s famous chimpanzees

Alarming decline in Gombe chimpanzees as habitat destruction threatens the future of this iconic colony.

Tourbillon: Bugatti’s new $4 million hybrid supercar

Bugatti introduces the Tourbillon, its first hybrid supercar boasting 1,800 horsepower, a 445 kph top speed, and a hefty $4 million price tag.

El Nino worsens air pollution, raises death risk, study finds

Taking a breath can be deadly. Shocking new research links air pollution to 135 million early deaths globally.

Court fines MultiChoice Nigeria, orders free month for subscribers

A consumer lawsuit in Nigeria led to a fine for MultiChoice (DSTV, GOTV) and a free month for subscribers after the company ignored a court order on price increases.

Islamic centre in India issues fatwa to combat climate change

A prominent Islamic center in India issued a fatwa urging Muslims to conserve water and trees to combat climate change and the ongoing heatwave.

Southern Africa faces rise in elephant deaths due to drought

A severe drought linked to El Nino threatens mass elephant deaths in Southern Africa.

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