africa
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South America archaeologists find thousand-year-old mummies of children
Mummification was common practice by ancient Egyptians.
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Papua New Guinea to reopen to vaccinated travellers
The rules had caused diplomatic spats most notably with India and China.
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Ethiopia’s parliament lifts state of emergency
The vote by lawmakers followed a proposal by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s cabinet last month to ease the state of emergency.
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Algerian court sentences ex-energy minister over corruption
The ex-energy minister Chakib Khelil served for half of former president Abdelaziz Bouteflika’s 20-year tenure.
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Valentine’s Day: flowers, chocolates or a good whipping?
Valentine’s Day was once a rather violent affair.
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West Ham’s Kurt Zouma withdrawn from team due to illness
The French defender had initially been named Moyes’ team despite fury in recent days over a video that showed Zouma physically abusing his cat.
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Sudanese authorities arrest former member of ruling Sovereign Council
On Wednesday, authorities arrested ex-minister Khaled Omar Youssef and Wagdi Saleh, a spokesman for Sudan’s Forces for Freedom and Change (FFC).
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Pape Sakho goal sets up Tanzanian club Simba for a CAF Cup win
There were 19 goals in seven matchday 1 games in the African equivalent of the UEFA Europa League and 12 of those came in Group D.
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Investing in the Creative industry in Africa
The creative industry is a hidden gem with the potential to contribute significantly to the mainstream economy. For that reason, African economies must take advantage of their creative potential to strategically coordinate the arts industry.
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Making Carbon Trade Work for Africa
Making Carbon Trade work for Africa needs an urgent new perspective. A new narrative for carbon trade in Africa is needed like yesterday. All actors engaged in the carbon trade arena need to have “selectiveness” and…
