Guest Column - In 2010, a young Tunisian street vendor named Mohamed Bouazizi set himself alight in protest against corruption and police brutality. His desperate act ignited the Arab Spring, a wave ...

Charts a new era of economic cooperation with a US$6bn pledge By Seade CAESAR At a time when global partnerships are being redefined, the UAE-Africa Tourism Investment Summit 2025, held in Dubai on 27 ...

A delegation of Singaporean companies, backed by Enterprise Singapore' s Scale-Up program, is visiting South Africa this week. This mission signifies a notable shift in global manufacturing alliances, ...

According to the World Health Organisation, 460 patients and family members were killed at El Fasher’s Saudi Maternity ...

Nigeria, Cameroon, DR Congo and Gabon will battle in Rabat for Africa’s final World Cup slot in a high-stakes CAF play-off ...

A new theory says personal change is like geographical exploration. Just as maps expand when new lands are discovered, our ...

The origins and migrations of modern humans around the world are a hot topic of debate. Genetic analyses have pointed to ...

The African continent is gradually splitting apart. Although a new ocean is expected to form as a result, it won't be for millions of years.

A massive geological shift is quietly reshaping East Africa, and scientists say it could redraw the world map. Deep beneath ...

From visiting ancient rock art to sipping wine while on safari, here are the best things to see outside of the most touristed ...

Explore how Africa’s colonial borders still shape politics, conflicts, and identities across the continent today.

Geopolitical risk has become the dominant variable in rare earths supply making Africa, one of the few regions offering large undeveloped resources and political neutrality, a logical target for ...