Africa today
  • Lake Kivu’s Methane Extraction Gets Scientific Watchdog in Rubavu
  • Dembélé’s Triumph: A Ballon d’Or That Elevates Africa and Rwanda on the Global Stage
  • Rwanda Hosts Africa’s First World Cycling Championship: What It Means for Local Communities
  • Africa’s Path to Sustainable Human Development Spotlighted at Swiss Press Club
  • Cutting Trees, Cutting Lives: Africa Among Worst Hit by Deforestation Heat
  • From Talk to Action: AMC–TICON 2025 Commits to Africa’s Tech and Trade Growth
  • Cameroon’s sustainable cocoa model offers lessons for Africa’s future
  • African nations challenge unfair U.S. tariffs, demand equal partnership in global trade”
  • Zimbabwe’s Warning to Chinese Investors: A Wake-Up Call for African Governance
  • From Colonies to Custodians: Africa’s New Role in Western Immigration Wars
  • Small Nation, Heavy Price: Lesotho Caught in U.S. Tariff Storm
  • DRC Caught Between Peace Deals and Mining Disputes, Peace on Paper, Power Struggles Underground
  • Online Outrage as Tanzanian Forex Trader Labels Kenyan Youth ‘Lazy’
  • Gachagua Vows to Fire Ruto-Appointed Ambassadors, Citing Ethnic Favoritism and Diaspora Exclusion
  • Young Voices, Old Wounds: Ghanaian Pupils Re-enact Slave Trade in Emotional Call for Reparative Justice”
  • Captain Traoré of Burkina Faso Disbands Independent Electoral Commission, Hands Control to Government
  • Eswatini Rejects US ‘Dumping’ of Migrants, Vows Repatriation: A Stand for African Sovereignty
  • At 85, Moses Ali’s Bid for Parliament Reignites Uganda’s Power-Hunger Debate
  • France Withdraws Last Troops from Senegal, Marking End of Military Era in West Africa
  • Buhari Dies at 82: From Coup to Constitution, What Mark Did He Leave on African Democracy?
  • Ghana Leads Call for Climate Debt Cancellation to Protect Vulnerable Nations
  • From Policy to Practice: Ghana’s TVET Reforms Offer Lessons for African Skills Development
  • Africa’s Lost Futures: Senegal Navy Stops 201 Migrants on Deadly Atlantic Route to Europe
  • Paradise or Paradox? Dangote Believes Africa Can Be a Paradise — But Wealth Inequality Tells Another Story
  • Africa Needs $1.3 Trillion a Year to Reach Development Goals, Calls for Fairer Global Financing
  • Kenya at a Crossroads: Mutahi Ngunyi’s Call to Ruto Echoes Africa’s Struggle Between Force and Democracy
  • DNA test links Vinicius Jr. To Cameroon, joining Mbappé and other top players
  • African journalists unite to decolonize health reporting
  • None of African countries breath safe air, only seven countries in the world do.
  • AU summit participants urge Africa to re-conceive education system that promote technology
  • Moroccan Casablanca and Marrakech international airports named among Africa’s best
  • Hybrid schooling might be solution to unlock every child’s potential, expert
  • African countries struggling with high debits and collapsing currencies, analysis
  • Shecanic, Africa’s wheelwomen breaking ground of deemed society’s ‘unconventional for girls’

FEZAA

Your Best Choice

  • Home
  • About Us
  • Africa Today
  • Sector
    • Technology
    • Economy
    • Environment
    • Agriculture
    • Health
    • Tourism
  • Gender & Justice
    • Justice
    • Gender
  • Culture
    • Arts & culture
    • Celebrities
    • Gallery
  • Kinyarwanda
  • Francais
Africa today
  • Lake Kivu’s Methane Extraction Gets Scientific Watchdog in Rubavu
  • Dembélé’s Triumph: A Ballon d’Or That Elevates Africa and Rwanda on the Global Stage
  • Rwanda Hosts Africa’s First World Cycling Championship: What It Means for Local Communities
  • Africa’s Path to Sustainable Human Development Spotlighted at Swiss Press Club
  • Cutting Trees, Cutting Lives: Africa Among Worst Hit by Deforestation Heat
  • From Talk to Action: AMC–TICON 2025 Commits to Africa’s Tech and Trade Growth
  • Cameroon’s sustainable cocoa model offers lessons for Africa’s future
  • African nations challenge unfair U.S. tariffs, demand equal partnership in global trade”
  • Zimbabwe’s Warning to Chinese Investors: A Wake-Up Call for African Governance
  • From Colonies to Custodians: Africa’s New Role in Western Immigration Wars
  • Small Nation, Heavy Price: Lesotho Caught in U.S. Tariff Storm
  • DRC Caught Between Peace Deals and Mining Disputes, Peace on Paper, Power Struggles Underground
  • Online Outrage as Tanzanian Forex Trader Labels Kenyan Youth ‘Lazy’
  • Gachagua Vows to Fire Ruto-Appointed Ambassadors, Citing Ethnic Favoritism and Diaspora Exclusion
  • Young Voices, Old Wounds: Ghanaian Pupils Re-enact Slave Trade in Emotional Call for Reparative Justice”
  • Captain Traoré of Burkina Faso Disbands Independent Electoral Commission, Hands Control to Government
  • Eswatini Rejects US ‘Dumping’ of Migrants, Vows Repatriation: A Stand for African Sovereignty
  • At 85, Moses Ali’s Bid for Parliament Reignites Uganda’s Power-Hunger Debate
  • France Withdraws Last Troops from Senegal, Marking End of Military Era in West Africa
  • Buhari Dies at 82: From Coup to Constitution, What Mark Did He Leave on African Democracy?
  • Ghana Leads Call for Climate Debt Cancellation to Protect Vulnerable Nations
  • From Policy to Practice: Ghana’s TVET Reforms Offer Lessons for African Skills Development
  • Africa’s Lost Futures: Senegal Navy Stops 201 Migrants on Deadly Atlantic Route to Europe
  • Paradise or Paradox? Dangote Believes Africa Can Be a Paradise — But Wealth Inequality Tells Another Story
  • Africa Needs $1.3 Trillion a Year to Reach Development Goals, Calls for Fairer Global Financing
  • Kenya at a Crossroads: Mutahi Ngunyi’s Call to Ruto Echoes Africa’s Struggle Between Force and Democracy
  • DNA test links Vinicius Jr. To Cameroon, joining Mbappé and other top players
  • African journalists unite to decolonize health reporting
  • None of African countries breath safe air, only seven countries in the world do.
  • AU summit participants urge Africa to re-conceive education system that promote technology
  • Moroccan Casablanca and Marrakech international airports named among Africa’s best
  • Hybrid schooling might be solution to unlock every child’s potential, expert
  • African countries struggling with high debits and collapsing currencies, analysis
  • Shecanic, Africa’s wheelwomen breaking ground of deemed society’s ‘unconventional for girls’

FEZAA

Your Best Choice

  • Home
  • About Us
  • Africa Today
  • Sector
    • Technology
    • Economy
    • Environment
    • Agriculture
    • Health
    • Tourism
  • Gender & Justice
    • Justice
    • Gender
  • Culture
    • Arts & culture
    • Celebrities
    • Gallery
  • Kinyarwanda
  • Francais
Home>admin (Page 3)

Author: admin

March 12, 2024April 2, 2025

Right mindset and effective strategies helps to take full control during tough times

As the popular saying goes, “Tough times don’t last, but tough people do.” In life, people sometimes encounter challenging moments that leave them feeling unmotivated and overwhelmed. Whether it’s a personal setback, a demanding work situation, academic struggles, family issues,…

Read More
March 12, 2024April 2, 2025

Most first generation entrepreneurs lose their fortune, opinion.

Ndoro-Mkombachoto is a former academic and banker. She has consulted widely in strategy, entrepreneurship, and private sector development for organizations in Zimbabwe, the sub-region and overseas, she shares her opinion. According to Ndoro, founding entrepreneurs or first-generation entrepreneurs are the…

Read More
March 12, 2024April 2, 2025

WhatsApp rolled out the ability to have dual accounts on one device for Android users

WhatsApp recently rolled out the ability to have two different accounts on a single device. According to WhatsApp, the move is to improve the user chatting experience with the ability to add multiple WhatsApp accounts within a single WhatsApp app.…

Read More
March 11, 2024April 2, 2025

United Bank for Africa advises female entrepreneurs to invest in themselves

Women entrepreneurs have been advised to invest in themselves and build structures around their businesses for sustainability’s sake. That was the fallout of the United Bank for Africa Business Series, the Women’s Day edition, held at the bank’s Head office…

Read More
March 9, 2024April 6, 2025

The most fertile people die early and the chances of having twins increase with aging

One of the puzzles of evolution is why we peter out into old age once we can no longer reproduce. Now, scientists believe that aging may be a consequence of how we evolved to reproduce, and it's all a result…

Read More
March 6, 2024April 2, 2025

Meta’s social media platforms blackout left users angry

Facebook, Messenger and Instagram are back online following a 1.5-hour outage that left users worldwide unable to access Meta’s social media platforms. Angry users found themselves suddenly booted out of their accounts, making them think they'd been hacked and their…

Read More
March 6, 2024April 2, 2025

Whether artificial intelligence will be a blessing or a curse is debatable

Living in the era of artificial intelligence, such as robots, assistants, self-driving cars, and smart glasses, what will our lives look like once artificial intelligence becomes part of our daily lives? Will it be a blessing or a curse? The developments…

Read More
March 5, 2024April 3, 2025

Zimbabwe: fake seed throws farmers and agricultural market into quandary

AGRIPPA Sithole is a known major maize farmer in his area in Bikita, Masvingo province, and year after year, save of course for the drought seasons, it is a given that Sithole will have a bumper maize harvest. Something strange,…

Read More
March 4, 2024April 6, 2025

Some people can’t tell the difference between sinus infection, cold and allergies

It can be difficult to tell the difference between a cold, a bacterial sinus infection, and allergies. Getting a stuffy nose and headache are common symptoms of all three of these conditions, which can cause a lot of confusion for…

Read More
March 4, 2024April 2, 2025

Synergy of artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency enhancing trading and security

Cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence (AI) are two cutting-edge technologies that have been revolutionizing their respective domains. However, when combined, they create a synergy that enhances not only trading activities but also the security measures within the cryptocurrency ecosystem. According to…

Read More
February 28, 2024April 2, 2025

Zambia kwacha emerges as Africa’s best performing currency against US dollar in 2024

Zambia's kwacha has emerged as the top-performing African currency against the US dollar this year, boosted by the central bank's aggressive monetary policy tightening. The kwacha has surged by 13,8 percent to 22,8 against the dollar in 2024, as reported…

Read More
February 28, 2024April 6, 2025

Research suggests that male and female brains are wired differently since biological sex shapes them

The results of a study published in February 2024 by a team of researchers at Stanford University have shed new light on the controversial subject of whether men and women have different brains. According to the authors of the study,…

Read More
February 28, 2024April 2, 2025

The price to satisfy Africa’s needs on china for its digital development  

Digital technologies have many potential benefits for people in African countries. They can support the delivery of healthcare services, promote access to education and lifelong learning, and enhance financial inclusion. But there are obstacles to realizing these benefits. The backbone…

Read More
February 27, 2024April 7, 2025

Some cultures recognize more than two genders

The topic of gender has been hotly debated in recent years with terms like non-binary coming into mainstream use in the Western world. There is loud opposition rooted in fear of change to a system of language and behavior that…

Read More
February 26, 2024April 2, 2025

Elon Musk no longer top the list of richest men on the planet

Billionaire Elon Musk has once again lost his top spot on the list of the wealthiest men in the world in 2024, Bernard Arnault now sits as the wealthiest man alive, with a net worth of $223.3 billion surpassing Elon…

Read More
February 26, 2024April 6, 2025

Hair loss problem haunts not only old people but can be tackled

Hair loss is sadly not something reserved for old people, it can happen to anyone. Good haircare habits are essential for caring for your scalp and nurturing your hair’s strength and vitality. |I was never the type of person to…

Read More
February 26, 2024April 2, 2025

Artificial intelligence personalizes learning in Japanese classrooms

Artificial intelligence (AI) is coming to the classroom, bringing tailored instruction for students and a potentially huge efficiency boost for teachers, according to presenters at a Feb. 20 AI and education symposium at Hosei University in Japan's capital. Since ChatGPT…

Read More
February 21, 2024April 2, 2025

Small business owners tipped to grow their business online

Small businesses are embracing digitalization and catering to their customer needs through a variety of online channels. With new technologies emerging such as artificial intelligence, there is no time like the present to help your small business grow by taking…

Read More
February 20, 2024April 6, 2025

AU summit participants urge Africa to re-conceive education system that promote technology

Africa should re-conceive the education system in a way that would promote technology for the better future of the continent in all aspects, participants of the 37th African Union (AU) Summit told ENA. The 37th Ordinary Session of the AU…

Read More
February 20, 2024April 6, 2025

Allocating budget on mental health across Africa as crucial step to recognize the seriousness of the issue

If many of African people are experiencing mental health challenges, it's crucial to recognize the seriousness of the situation. Blaming others might serve a purpose at times, but when it comes to mental health, it's essential to move beyond finger-pointing,…

Read More
February 20, 2024April 3, 2025

Organic farming boosts finances while protecting the environment and saving human lives

Organic Farming is all about planting of crops and rearing of animals in natural ways. It is the production of crops and livestock through the applications of natural nutrients such as compost, crop residues and natural manures as well as…

Read More
February 16, 2024April 6, 2025

Cannabis myths as Germany moves in favor of legalizing the drug

Germany might be the next country to legalize cannabis, but the drug is still shrouded in misinformation. DW's fact checking team examines four myths surrounding cannabis and whether or not it should be legal. Should cannabis be legal? Several governments,…

Read More
February 16, 2024April 2, 2025

Valentine’s day promotes tourism sector

As for Valentine's, the tourism sector eagerly anticipates a surge in activity and revenue. This is not just a local thing either. Couples worldwide seek romantic getaways and experiences to celebrate their love. While it is easy to dismiss the…

Read More
February 16, 2024March 20, 2025

Cannabis myths as Germany moves in favor of legalizing the drug

Germany might be the next country to legalize cannabis, but the drug is still shrouded in misinformation. DW's fact checking team examines four myths surrounding cannabis and whether or not it should be legal. Should cannabis be legal? Several governments,…

Read More
February 14, 2024April 6, 2025

Commentators argue about which is best for educating children between computers and books

Commentators often pit books against computers as the best learning tools, but both are great in different circumstances. The debate distracts from the real problem in education, poverty. The ancient Greek philosopher Socrates said that writing things down would make…

Read More
February 13, 2024April 6, 2025

Parents advised not to force their children down their career path in name of parenting

Parenting involves supporting children to become what they want to be, regardless of what the parents want them to pursue. Jonathan Kasule, 34, wanted to be a mechanic and his mother guided him all the way. He is also mentoring…

Read More
February 13, 2024April 2, 2025

Moroccan Casablanca and Marrakech international airports named among Africa’s best

Casablanca’s International Airport and the Marrakech International Airport were featured on a list of Africa’s best airports, published by the globally renowned airline assessment company Skytrax.  It placed the Marrakech International Airport in the sixth spot, and Casablanca’s in the…

Read More
February 12, 2024April 6, 2025

Hybrid schooling might be solution to unlock every child’s potential, expert

With the changing dynamics of the world, traditional education systems are struggling to keep pace, or might not be the best choice for every child as opposed to traditional beliefs. Education is a fundamental pillar of society. It plays a…

Read More
February 12, 2024April 2, 2025

AI powering medical aids to help diagnose and treat rare diseases

According to medicalaid.com, scientists may be able to learn more about the underlying genetic variances that cause some patients with high blood pressure to respond favorably to a certain medicine while others do not with the use of artificial intelligence.…

Read More
February 8, 2024April 2, 2025

A growing concern of smartphone addiction affecting relationships can be dealt with

Some people are often glued to their smartphones due to their addictive nature, instant access to information and social connections, fear of missing out, and the habit of seeking constant stimulation and validation in the digital world. Smartphone addiction is…

Read More
February 8, 2024April 6, 2025

One in 10 premature births in United States linked to plastic chemicals: study

One in 10 premature births in the United States have been linked to pregnant women being exposed to chemicals in extremely common plastic products, a large study said on Wednesday. The chemicals, called phthalates, are used to soften plastic and…

Read More
February 7, 2024April 2, 2025

Some things you should avoid doing as a tourist in a foreign country

Traveling to foreign countries is an exciting and enriching experience, but it's crucial to be mindful of cultural differences and customs. To ensure a respectful and positive interaction with the locals, here are some things to avoid as a tourist…

Read More
February 6, 2024April 2, 2025

Meta starts to identify AI generated photos on its platforms as global election fever heats up

Meta will start labelling artificial intelligence (AI) generated photos uploaded to its Instagram, Facebook and Threads platforms in the coming months as election season around the world begins, the company announced on Tuesday. Mark Zuckerberg’s company is building tools to…

Read More
February 5, 2024April 6, 2025

Surrogacy in infertility treatment being a viable option for couples struggling to conceive

Surrogacy is a fertility treatment in which a woman, known as a surrogate mother, carries a pregnancy to term and gives birth to a child for another couple, known as the intended parents. It can be a viable option for…

Read More
February 5, 2024March 20, 2025

Some countries pay people cycling to work to promote less pollution and noise

There are a lot of countries around the world that are keen to get rid of their car-centric cities and promote a more distinguished urban core with less pollution and less noise. Therefore, they pay people who cycle to work.…

Read More
February 2, 2024April 2, 2025

Scams to Watch Out for in 2024

As technology gets more advanced, fraudsters are also getting better at deceiving and stealing. In 2024, scammers have some new tricks up their sleeve, such as deep fake impersonation. That is why fostering a zero-trust mindset can help to keep…

Read More
February 1, 2024April 2, 2025

African countries struggling with high debits and collapsing currencies, analysis

Highly indebted African countries are facing stark trade-offs between servicing expensive debt, supporting high and growing development needs, and stabilizing domestic currencies. Jonathan Munemo, is a Professor of Economics at Salisbury University. According to his analysis, government debt has risen…

Read More
January 31, 2024April 2, 2025

Low crime rates among other good things about North Korea, worthy visiting

Since the 1950s, North Korea has been isolated from the rest of the world. Its people have been cut off from interacting with people from other countries, and it has been difficult for outsiders to learn about life inside. This…

Read More
January 31, 2024April 3, 2025

Small farmers still struggle as climate-smart farming gets funding boost at COP28

Despite not securing a phase-out of fossil fuels, COP28 witnessed a historic focus on food. The summit saw over $7 billion in funding commitments, as well as a pledge by 152 countries to include food and agriculture in their climate…

Read More
January 30, 2024April 6, 2025

Playing musical instrument sharpen the brain as people grow, study suggests

Playing a musical instrument hits a high note for brain health particularly the piano, it is linked to improved memory and the ability to solve complex tasks, according to a new report published Jan. 28 in the International Journal of…

Read More
January 30, 2024April 2, 2025

Elon Musk’ Neuralink announces the first successful brain-chip implant into human

Elon Musk, the billionaire founder of Neuralink, announced on Monday that the first human recipient of an implant from the brain-chip startup underwent the procedure on Sunday and is recovering well. Taking to social media, X, Musk posted, "The first…

Read More
January 30, 2024April 2, 2025

Data gaps causes African governance to keep deteriorating, Mo Ibrahim foundation report

Africa remains the continent most impacted by data gaps globally, with the region possessing the lowest availability of civil registration and vital statistics, a new report shows. Only three African countries (Egypt, Mauritius, and Seychelles) have a death registration system…

Read More
January 29, 2024April 6, 2025

Covid-19 epidemic heating up for nine consecutive weeks in Japan

The Covid-19 epidemic in Japan has been heating up for nine consecutive weeks as new mutant strains have spread. The Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare of the Japanese government stated that the number of confirmed cases has increased, and…

Read More
January 29, 2024April 2, 2025

AI may not take African jobs away anytime soon; MIT study suggests but warns filmmakers

While technology and labor experts agree that Artificial Intelligence (AI) will push at least a third of the global workforce into joblessness, a new study suggests this will not be economically viable to employers anytime soon. Recent studies by the…

Read More
January 26, 2024April 6, 2025

WHO warns for ‘Disease X’ that might be 20 times more dangerous than coronavirus

The World Health Organization (WHO) has revealed that there are fears of an epidemic called “Disease X” spreading in the world, which is 20 times more dangerous than the Corona epidemic. During a recent session of the World Economic Forum,…

Read More
January 26, 2024April 6, 2025

December was named Constipation Awareness Month, why treatment matters

Although constipation is very common, if it is overlooked, it can eventually cause complications, some of which may be serious, says Professor Olusegun Adekanle, a consultant gastroenterologist with the Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospital Complex. December was named Constipation Awareness…

Read More
January 25, 2024April 2, 2025

Travelling to destinations within the Kaza area gives tourists an amazing experience

Travelling to the many fabulous destinations within the Kaza area gives you some truly amazing experiences, but it also has the added bonus of putting money directly into the local communities and helping to support this amazing initiative. Southern Africa…

Read More
January 24, 2024April 2, 2025

Former Zimbabwean university student up to advocates for menstrual period poverty that threatens young girls

The former Zimbabwean university student who is also Living Dreams International founder, Florence Kayungwa says that the challenges faced by young girls during the menstrual period are threatening their education and general well-being. Her organization has been advocating for the…

Read More
January 24, 2024March 20, 2025

Campaign by activists results in 50 hours trip for giraffe Benito to escape extreme climate

A giraffe named Benito has left his home in Mexico's arid north to begin a 2,000km-trip (1,200 miles) to more temperate climates further south. Benito's voyage follows a long campaign by activists who warned that he was suffering in the…

Read More
January 23, 2024April 2, 2025

More than half of Americans consider four-year degree too much pain for too little gain

A November 2022 survey by ZipRecruiter collected by Business Insider shows that 44% of respondents with college degrees regretted choosing their major, with English, communications, sociology, and marketing as the most regretted majors. So is college really not worth the…

Read More

Posts navigation

Older posts
Newer posts

Recent Comments

No comments to show.

Author Bio

Author Bio

Rara Theme is a free and premium WordPress theme development company. We make clean, easy to use and high quality WordPress themes.

Read More

Follow me on

Recent Posts

  • New Blood, New Personality? The Science and Myths behind Blood Transfusions

    November 4, 2025November 4, 2025
  • ‘Pregnant’ AI Minister Diella: From Chatbot to Cabinet Member and Giving Birth to 83 Digital Assistants

    October 28, 2025October 28, 2025
  • Three Decades of Accountability before French Courts: Past Judgment Upheld in the Dr. Munyemana Case

    October 25, 2025October 28, 2025

Popular Posts

  • Kenya at a Crossroads: Mutahi Ngunyi’s Call to Ruto Echoes Africa’s Struggle Between Force and Democracy

    July 9, 2025July 9, 2025
  • Buhari Dies at 82: From Coup to Constitution, What Mark Did He Leave on African Democracy?

    July 14, 2025July 14, 2025

Follow Us On Facebook

Instagram

    Please make your instagram account public

Follow Me!

Digital publishing via Fezaa.com

Film and television production

Touristic storytelling and content creation

Event planning and coordination

Technology integration in media

One Health advocacy and education

All rights reserved © Fezaa 2018