The Cost of Rosewood Smuggling: Africa’s Vanishing Precious Woods
Illegal logging is one of the most significant environmental crimes affecting Africa, costing the continent an estimated $17 billion annually. […]
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Namibia’s Oil Ambitions Face Setback, But Optimism Persists
Shell’s decision to write down approximately $400 million on an offshore oil discovery in Namibia has raised questions about the
Somalia and Ethiopia Mend Fences—Will It Last?
Somalia and Ethiopia have taken a significant step toward mending their fractured relationship, announcing the restoration of full diplomatic relations
Ghana’s $400 Million Cathedral Under Investigation
In a nation grappling with its worst economic crisis in decades, Ghana’s newly elected President John Mahama has announced plans
South Africa Welcomes Its Newest Dollar Billionaire
Zak Calisto, the founder and CEO of Karooooo, a fleet management and telematics multinational, is poised to become South Africa’s latest
Mali Strikes Gold as Barrick Halts Mining Operations
Canada-based Barrick Gold, the world’s second-largest gold producer, has temporarily suspended operations at its Loulo-Gounkoto mine in Mali. This decision follows the seizure of
Benin Showcases Vodun Heritage with Vibrant Festival
Brazilian filmmaker and educator Gregorio Almeida has delved deep into Benin’s rich spiritual and cultural tapestry. His exploration has taken
Moroccan Government Advances Recognition of Amazigh Identity
On January 14, bonfires illuminate the Moroccan night as millions of Amazigh people celebrate Yennayer, their traditional New Year. Rooted in agriculture and
Algeria’s Support for Kurdish Separatists Sparks Turkish Backlash
The recent visit of Kurdish separatist activists to the Tindouf camps, controlled by the Polisario Front under Algerian jurisdiction, has raised serious
Bezos and Gates Target Africa’s Rare Metals for Investment
Africa’s vast reserves of rare metals are drawing unprecedented global attention, with billionaires Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos taking the