The voice and move of Africa
Ivory Coast is the world’s largest exporter of cocoa, accounting for nearly 40% of global supply. The government has implemented reforms to improve the productivity and quality of cocoa, encouraging sustainable practices and promoting value addition through local processing.
However, there is currently an attractive package running up to December 2023 for visitors, Rwandans, Foreign Residents and African Foreign Residents to see the majestic mountain gorillas in Volcanoes National Park and to walk high above the canopy in Nyungwe National Park.
As an African, I’ve always been captivated by the rich history and diverse cultures that have shaped this remarkable continent. But it wasn’t until I delved into the captivating travelogue of the renowned explorer Ibn Battuta that I truly began to appreciate the depth and grandeur of Africa’s past. Ibn Battuta’s journey through Africa in the 14th century was nothing short of extraordinary. Born in Tangier, Morocco, this intrepid traveler…
Africa is a vast and captivating continent that has long captured the imagination of travelers from around the world. With its beautiful and vast landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and abundant wildlife, Africa offers a truly unforgettable travel experience. However, for those who have never ventured to this part of the world, the idea of planning a trip to Africa can be daunting. That’s where this beginner’s guide comes in. In…
Her design, which includes a retractable solar panel and iron, provides a sustainable, off grid solution for small businesses and households without consistent power access.
African entrepreneurs and innovators are leveraging AI to create homegrown solutions that address local needs, thereby fostering inclusive growth and job creation.
In this article, we will take a closer look at the upcoming election dates – confirmed, unconfirmed and beyond, and the essential particulars from various African countries. Embracing the spirit of democracy, these elections will shape the future of nations.
Access to Derna remains severely hampered as roads and bridges have been destroyed and power and phone lines cut to wide areas, where at least 30,000 people are now homeless.
Footage on social media shows tremors being felt and people running into the streets as well as buildings shaking and tumbling down. There were also preliminary reports of ‘earthquake lights’ like the one seen in videos captured in Morocco before the earthquake hit.
Did you know that Gabon became the first African country to get paid for protecting its forests?