Wildlife experts in Botswana are doing a flyover of the Okavango Delta after the discovery of at least five more mysterious elephant deaths. Experts have… Read More »Botswana Records More Mysterious Deaths of Elephants
Over the past five years, Ms. Brennan has also taught herself to conserve another kind of fabric — the clothes left behind by mass atrocities.… Read More »Preserving the Clothes Worn During Rwanda’s Genocide
A decade after the uprising that overturned politics in Egypt, political prisoners are being targeted inside the country’s overcrowded prison system. Egypt’s prisons hold at… Read More »Those Who Fought for Egypt’s Freedom are Being Victimised Today
A Kenyan man has pleaded not guilty in a US court to trafficking illegal ivory and rhino horn. Mansur Mohamed Surur was part of an… Read More »Kenyan Denies Role in Ivory Smuggling Ring
Named the Steam Ship Sudan, the cruiser still draws tourists following the trail of the legendary crime novelist, Agatha Christie. “This ship is historical and… Read More »The Nile Cruiser Continues to Sail despite the Pandemic
Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari has fired the heads of the country’s armed forces whom he appointed when he first took office in 2015. In a… Read More »Buhari’s Cabinet Moves Come as a Surprise for Many
One-third of all African stories in news outlets on the continent are sourced from foreign news services according to a new report from Africa No Filter… Read More »New Report On African Media Shows Western Sources Dominate How The Africa Story Is Told
European governments are split over whether to introduce vaccine passports with the tourist-dependent southern member states of the bloc touting them as a possible way… Read More »Europe Split on ‘Vaccine Passports’
In a special tribute to South Africa, the world leader in portioned coffee has quite literally encapsulated the essence of the Mother City in its Cape… Read More »If Cape Town Were A Coffee, What Would It Taste Like?
The ripple effect of South Africa’s third alcohol ban is being felt throughout the beer value chain, as SAB is nearing its maximum storage capacity… Read More »SAB Storage At Almost Full Capacity, Production Levels Decline As Brewer Suspends 550 Temporary Employees