Twenty miles south of Cairo, in a necropolis known as Saqqara, Egyptian archaeologists have discovered a vast trove of sarcophagi, which are believed to date… Read More »Archaeologists Unearth ‘Huge Number’ of Sealed Egyptian Sarcophagi
African fashion was long ignored by the Western establishment, but is now getting its moment in the sun. With the Internet breaking down barriers, African… Read More »The Next Wave of African Fashion Designers Taking Their Place on the Global Stage
Former Gauteng Health MEC Bandile Masuku is not going down without a fight. Masuku has approached the High Court on an urgent basis seeking to… Read More »Bandile Masuku Taking Fight To Court
The Department of Health confirmed that the cumulative number of detected COVID-19 cases is 712 412. The cumulative number of tests conducted to date is… Read More »1 897 New COVID-19 Cases In SA
Many countries in sub-Saharan Africa commit resources to promote agricultural innovations. This is based on the assumption that rural livelihoods are mainly agricultural and that… Read More »Lessons for Rural Innovation in Africa
Angolan prosecutors have seized assets belonging to two of former president José Eduardo dos Santos’s closest aides, the latest step in a crackdown on corruption… Read More »Luanda Strips Beneficiaries of Past Corruption
Nearly 20 years after the world’s major chocolate manufacturers pledged to abolish employment abuses, hazardous child labour remains rife in their supply chains, a new… Read More »The Workforce in Africa’s Largest Cocoa Industries is Still Children
A number of African countries have recently been contesting decisions by credit rating agencies. Some have raised objections that the rating agencies lack understanding of… Read More »A Case for African States To Invest in Accurate Data for Ratings Agencies
Ugandan ed-tech startup KAINO has developed a homeschooling app for early childhood development in response to the closure of schools in the country as a result… Read More »East African Innovators Adapt to New Educational Needs
The number of people living without electricity in Africa is set to increase for the first time in eight years. In the wake of the… Read More »Pandemic Slows Africa’s Goals for Power Generation