Conservationists are alarmed by the increasing rate of extinction among many of Gabon’s unique species of small turtles. While habitat destruction and poaching are very real threats to these animals, recent cuts to funding sources pose the greatest risk to the survival of these populations. Funding Cuts Threaten Conservation Efforts Conservationists have worked alongside local […]
The Milan-Cortina Winter Games in 2026 promise to be amongst the most beautiful and experiential of the contemporary Games. The scenery of Italy provides stunning backdrops for world-class sports. Here is a short guide on do-not-miss events. Alpine Skiing: Speed Meets Scenery Alpine skiing in the Dolomites brings breathtaking views and reserves. Events like Downhill […]
Lagos fintech startups get billions of dollars in funding because Nigeria has a lot of people who don’t have bank accounts, a lot of people who use mobile phones, and a well-developed ecosystem with successful companies like Flutterwave and Paystack. Other African hubs, like Nairobi and Cape Town, raise less money because their markets are […]
The Maankykers tradition, which means “moon watchers” in Afrikaans, is something that only Muslims in Cape Town do. It means looking at the new crescent moon to figure out when Islamic months like Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr start. This method relies on seeing things with the naked eye, which is very similar to how Islamic […]
Marrakech’s vibrant nightlife is where cultures collide through an exciting mixture of both traditional Moroccan music and modern global music styles. Whether you enjoy listening to the soulful sounds of Gnawa, jazz, or electronic/R&B beats, there’s something for everyone in Marrakech. Furthermore, many different parts of the city are known for their nightlife, such as […]
Panafest 2026 will take place in Ghana from July 25 to August 3. It will be a great chance to learn about the country’s culture and history in Cape Coast, Elmina, and Accra. The festival gives visitors a one-of-a-kind chance to connect with Africa’s past and present through lively performances, heritage tours, and powerful memorials. […]
Fuel prices in South Africa have increased again, putting fresh pressure on motorists and businesses across the country. With new rates already in effect for March 2026 and a potentially sharp hike expected in April, understanding the latest fuel price changes has become essential for everyday budgeting. Latest Fuel Price Increase (March 2026) The latest […]
Step 1: Know the Expected Launch Timeline The iPhone 18 Pro Max is expected to launch in September 2026, following Apple’s usual yearly cycle. Pre-orders typically open within a few days after the launch event, and sales begin about 7–10 days later. So, if you’re planning to pre-order in Africa, be ready around mid-September 2026. […]
The 19th South African Film and Television Awards (SAFTAs) took place on 14 March 2026 in Johannesburg, and several major names came away with top honours. Among the standout winners were Zenande Mfenyana, Nelisiwe Sibiya, Bonko Khoza, and Gail Mabalane, while Inimba also had a strong night with two awards. SAFTAs 2026 Big Winners One […]
Ryan Coogler’s Sinners became one of the most talked-about films of 2025, and the buzz has only grown in 2026. The film stars Michael B. Jordan in dual roles and mixes period drama, blues culture, action, and supernatural horror in a way that stood out with both audiences and critics. It premiered in April 2025, […]
Community traditions among the Bedouin nomadic tribes of the Sinai Peninsula illustrate their desert lifestyle and kindness towards one another, especially during the month of Ramadan, when families and friends come together to share large meals consisting of simple, yet nutritious foods after an exhausting day of fasting. Iftar meals among Bedouin tribes differ from […]
Climate change is causing changes in rainfall patterns in the Sahel region of Africa. The Sahel is a semi-arid area located south of the Sahara Desert. In this region, rainfall patterns are extremely important to communities because agriculture and livestock production are largely dependent on seasonal rains. Scientists have observed larger amounts of fluctuations between […]
A new concept car from Caterpillar Inc. has drawn interest from tech and construction enthusiasts all over the world in recent months. The company is famous for making some of the toughest construction tools. They just showed off a smart pickup truck concept that is perfect for tough industrial job sites. The concept car has […]
As the Oscars 2026 approach this March, the biggest celebrities will attend. The Oscars typically celebrate movies, but sometimes the stories that emerge from the event are just as intriguing as the winners. Will Smith was the most searched name online during the 2026 ceremony, even though he wasn’t even there. Smith is still linked […]
Togo Prepare for Matches in FIFA March 2026 International Window The Togo national football team is set to play during the FIFA March 2026 international window, a period when national teams come together for official matches, friendlies, or regional competitions. These fixtures give coaches a chance to test combinations, assess player form, and prepare for […]
The Night of Decree, or Laylat al-Qadr, happens during the last ten nights of Ramadan and is very important spiritually for Muslims all over Africa. Many communities combine spiritual devotion with lively cultural traditions to make family traditions that will last a lifetime. Moroccan Traditions In Morocco, Laylat al-Qadr is a time to celebrate with […]
Conflicts in the Horn of Africa have been greatly influenced by Gulf states, such as Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Qatar. Their involvement has increased since the 2010s, with priorities frequently centred on regional dominance, strategic ports, and Red Sea security—sometimes at the price of local stability. Somalia, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti, and Sudan […]
To create effective anointing oils, it is important to use high-quality, genuine African herbs that have been ethically harvested. Some of the most common herbs used in spiritual ceremonies among the Yoruba, Vodou and Zulu cultures for protection, healing and rituals are alligator pepper, neem, utazi leaf, frankincense resin, and rosemary. Here is a list […]
