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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’

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July 30, 2025July 30, 2025

While Many Dream of a Visa, Japan Sleeps on 190 Open Doors

In much of Africa, a passport is more than a travel document, it’s a symbol of possibility. The chance to study, work, reunite, or even seek refuge abroad. For millions, the idea of holding a passport that unlocks the world…

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July 23, 2025July 23, 2025

Paris Turns Polluted Past into Clean Future with Seine Swimming Sites

For decades, the idea of swimming in the Seine was met with mockery, disbelief, or outright concern. Once a symbol of France's industrial boom and its pollution, the river was long deemed unfit for human immersion. Yet, in a remarkable…

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July 8, 2025July 8, 2025

China Expands Visa-Free Access to 74 Countries to Boost Tourism, Africa and North America Excluded

China, the world’s second-largest economy, has taken a major step to boost tourism and its global appeal by extending visa-free entry to citizens from 74 countries. The move, part of an ongoing effort to revive inbound travel and enhance soft…

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June 26, 2025June 26, 2025

Where the Wall Meets the Loom: A Story of Endurance and Elegance

In many places around the world, history is something you visit. You step into a museum, read the plaque, admire the artifact, and then walk out into a present untouched by the past. But in China, history doesn’t wait behind…

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April 2, 2024April 2, 2025

Largest forests on earth are at risk thanks to industrialization and agriculture

It is no small thing to say that forests have an important role in the health of the planet. Aside from being a source of paper and fuel, trees are the second-largest contributor to all of the earth's oxygen, second…

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March 28, 2024April 2, 2025

Several studies found that vacations benefit brain and overall health

Vacations are essential for our well-being; vacations aren’t frivolous, they can be very healthy, several studies have found. Just like exercising or having a balanced diet, taking time off your regular activities is essential to your well-being, experts say. Planning…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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January 18, 2024April 2, 2025

Mount Kilimanjaro among the most beautiful mountains in the world for tourists

Mountains have long captivated the human imagination with their majestic beauty and awe-inspiring presence. They serve as a refuge for those seeking solace in nature's embrace and offer breathtaking views that touch the soul. These five of the most beautiful…

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January 15, 2024April 2, 2025

Wanchi-Dandi ecotourism village could be best model in Africa, Prof. Alemayehu

The newly inaugurated Wanchi-Dandi Ecotourism Village could be cited as one of the best model projects in Africa, the renowned Professor of political science at California State University, Alemayehu G. Mariam remarked. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed along with higher government…

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January 9, 2024April 2, 2025

Like Rwanda, Morocco among top seven African countries to visit in 2024

For a very long time, Morocco has been at the top of the list of places to travel. In 2024, life style capital named it one of the best seven African destinations to visit. The list also features Rwanda, Ghana,…

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January 9, 2024April 2, 2025

Zanzibar, Madagascar and Patmos from the bible among the most beautiful islands in the world

Some islands are said to be among the best in the whole world based on their particular characteristics and appearance, some for the history and cultural connotations attached. Mauritius island in the Indian ocean, combined French and English influence with…

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November 1, 2022April 2, 2025

Ukraine and DRC might be the next popular war tourism sites

Ukrainian war against Russia and rebels’ attacks in Democratic republic of Congo nowadays are dominating world and regional news, which is the very beginning of a journey to become war tourism sites. According to Wikipedia, war tourism is recreational travel to…

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October 27, 2022April 2, 2025

The world’s top 10 sex tourism destinations

It turns out that while planning for a vacation, there are people who actually look for places where they can have uninhibited sex, not necessarily with their partners. Some people look at sexual encounters while travelling as a way of…

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