For more than 40 years, Beverly and Dereck Joubert have lived with, photographed and filmed African wildlife. Their images bear witness not just to the majesty of life on the continent, but also the ...

How do you teach somebody to read a language if there’s nothing for them to read? This is the problem facing developers across the African continent who are trying to train AI to understand and ...

Millions of African children are left behind, their right to education unfulfilled – it is about education systems failing to ensure that children acquire foundational skills. The reality is sobering.

MICHAEL KNOWLES (HOST): I remember I was in school and I was having a debate with a very, very liberal friend of mine — very feminist, very liberal, probably wouldn't call me a friend anymore. But ...

For several years, social media pages and accounts have claimed that a new ocean is forming in Africa. The claim has been spread by YouTube (archived) videos (archived) with views in the millions, ...

When Thérèse M’Boungoubaya set out to launch her bodycare brand Koba, she knew she wanted it to be rooted in natural, African-sourced ingredients — a nod to her Congolese roots (both her parents were ...

As U.S. President Donald Trump dismantles the post-1945 liberal international order, some analysts insist that the disruption could be positive for countries that have found themselves on the ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. If there could be any doubt about the difficulties facing African riders attempting to build a ...

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The bold question-askers at What If examine what could happen if the African continent broke apart. LDS Church's presidency reveal sparks "hilarious" confusion Apparent hackers take over PA systems at ...

AFRICA’S DEBT isn’t uniquely high; it is uniquely expensive. Despite having much lower debt-to-GDP ratios than the high-income countries of the G7—67%, on average, compared to 126%—African countries ...