A passionate young Nigerian who couldn’t afford higher education used his skills to build a drone.

Palestinian journalists receive the UNESCO press freedom prize for their exceptional reporting on the Gaza conflict, showcasing their bravery and dedication amidst dangerous circumstances.

After decades, Ghana celebrates the return of looted treasures, including gold jewelry, a sword, and a royal chair.

Rethinking the “flower burial” theory at Shanidar Cave, archaeologists explore evidence of tradition and care for the disabled, challenging past perceptions.

Webb telescope takes us on a journey to the Horsehead Nebula, revealing hidden details through powerful infrared vision.

Controversy erupts in Iran as authorities ban the Egyptian TV series “The Assassins.” The show, which tells the story of a historical figure, is accused of misrepresenting Iranian history and Islam.

Brutal heat engulfs the Philippines as the country grapples with a record-breaking heatwave.

Attacks targeting migrants, refugees, and LGBT people in Greece have reached a 10-year high, according to a new report.

Emotional response to “Io Capitano” screening in Senegal prompts reflection on the perils of illegal immigration.

This grand opening celebrates the kingdom’s rich heritage and cultural practices, including the recently UNESCO-recognized Nguon festival.

A major breakthrough in meningitis prevention! Nigeria launches a revolutionary vaccine offering broader protection than ever before.

Survey highlights crisis of faith in global democracies and institutions, emphasizing the need for improved governance and combating disinformation.

Unveiled at London’s Barbican, “Purple Hibiscus” is a vibrant fabric artwork by Ghanaian artist Ibrahim Mahama.

A deadly storm with strong winds and heavy rain has battered South Africa’s Western Cape province, causing widespread damage and power outages.

While 2023 saw a decline, early 2024 data reveals a concerning rise. El Niño, conflict, and threats to activists pose challenges.

British runner Russ Cook completes an incredible feat, running the entire length of Africa (16,000km) in 352 days.

To combat this issue, a comprehensive task force comprising government agencies and NGOs has been established

Bobrisky, a prominent Nigerian celebrity, is under investigation for throwing money at a film premiere.

The cabinet accused the Ethiopian government of “bluntly interfering” in Somalia’s internal affairs

A landmark decision for animal welfare! South Africa announces plans to end the controversial practice of breeding lions for hunting in captivity.

Cuban artists, delve into themes of identity and history, and witness a shift in artistic focus at Morocco’s Mohammed VI Museum.

A landmark ruling is on the horizon in Uganda as the court prepares to announce its verdict on the Anti-Homosexuality Act.

As traditional methods falter, Uganda explores a bold new weapon against malaria: gene-drive mosquitoes.

The government seeks public help to stop the “barbaric” killings threatening these endangered animals.