Cabo Verde Takes Strategic Steps to Strengthen Fiscal Sustainability and Create Fiscal Space

PRAIA  – The Government of Cabo Verde (GoCV) is undertaking a series of reforms to strengthen fiscal sustainability and accelerate inclusive economic growth. According...

Kenyans stand to lose from Adani airport deal: finance guru explains why

Odongo Kodongo, University of the Witwatersrand - The proposal submitted early this year by Indian conglomerate Adani Group to Kenya Airports Authority to develop...

Algeria’s Energy Crossroads: Balancing Oil Wealth with a Shifting Global Market

In the sunbaked expanses of the Sahara, pipelines stretch across the horizon like metallic veins, channeling the oil and gas that have long sustained Algeria’s economy. For decades, this North African nation has ranked among the world’s significant energy...

Cultural Villages Give Visitors a True Taste of Mozambican Life

Over the years, Mozambique has emerged as a fascinating travel destination, known for its stunning beaches, rich history, and vibrant culture. However, to truly immerse yourself in the authentic Mozambican experience, visiting cultural...

Eritrea’s National Parks: Where Wildlife and History Converge

On the northeastern edge of Africa, where the highlands descend toward the Red Sea, Eritrea shelters landscapes that are as varied as they are striking. Scattered across the country, national parks and reserves...

Local Markets in Malawi Offer Authentic Crafts and Flavors

You will find that exploring local markets in Malawi is a delightful experience, brimming with vibrant colors, tantalizing scents, and a warm sense of community. Each market reflects the true essence of Malawian culture, allowing you to immerse yourself in the life and traditions of the local people. From handcrafted goods to uniquely flavored foods, these markets serve as a showcase of Malawi's rich heritage and creativity. Your journey through any Malawian market will likely begin with a lively atmosphere filled with local vendors enthusiastically showcasing their crafts and produce. You will be captivated by the vast array of handmade items, such as intricately carved wooden sculptures, woven baskets, and...

Cameroon: At the Confluence of Africa’s Landscapes and Cultures

On the map of Central Africa, Cameroon forms a slender triangle where the Atlantic coast meets the forests, savannahs, and mountains of the interior....

Made in Burundi: Four Traditional Dishes at the Heart of East African Cuisine

In the kitchens of Bujumbura and the open-air hearths of rural villages, the flavors of Burundi simmer quietly, telling stories as old as the hills that frame its borders. While this small, landlocked nation may not hold a prominent place on the global culinary map, its food speaks fluently of history, agriculture, and community. Each dish draws from the country’s fertile fields, rivers, and traditions, offering a portrait of resilience plated in humble portions. Boko sits at the center of the Burundian table. Made from maize or cassava flour, it is both sustenance and ritual, a dish woven into the rhythm of daily life. Its soft, dense texture pairs easily...

A Feast of Memory: Algeria’s Culinary Heritage

In Algeria, food is not merely sustenance—it is a chronicle of history, migration, and the land itself. This North African nation’s culinary traditions carry...

Ghana’s Festivals Weave History, Unity, and Celebration

In Ghana, the calendar is punctuated by festivals that transform towns and cities into theaters of rhythm, color, and communal expression. These gatherings, rooted in history and infused with contemporary energy, serve as touchstones of cultural identity and unity. Each one tells a story—of...

The Maasai People Keep Tanzania’s Heritage and Traditions Alive

Tanzania is not just well-known for its breathtaking landscapes and abundant wildlife; it is also a treasure trove of rich cultural heritage, particularly exemplified by the Maasai people. As you dive deeper into the heart of Tanzania, you will discover that the Maasai hold a special place in the country's rich tapestry of cultures, actively keeping the traditions and heritage alive for generations to come. The Maasai are a semi-nomadic pastoralist community famous for their vibrant attire, primarily distinguished by...

A Growing Arts Scene Is Emerging in Somalia’s Cities

Most people might not associate Somalia with a vibrant arts scene, but if you take a closer look, you'll find a blossoming culture that is rich in creativity and expression. As you probe...

Gabon’s Traditional Music Weaves Community and Memory

In villages across Gabon, the sound of drums carries through the night air, punctuated by voices rising in unison. What may begin as a celebration often unfolds into something deeper—a ritual that binds...

Local Markets in Tanzania Offer a Colorful Slice of Daily Life

Just stepping into a local market in Tanzania is an experience that engages all your senses. Vibrant colors, aromatic spices, and the sounds of lively bartering fill the air, creating a bustling atmosphere...

Eco-Tourism in Ghana: Sustaining Landscapes, Strengthening Communities

Across Ghana’s varied terrain, a quiet movement has been reshaping the country’s relationship with tourism. Eco-tourism, once a niche...

The Distinctive Flavors of Gabonese Cuisine

In Gabon, meals are more than nourishment; they are a reflection of history, geography, and the interwoven traditions of over 40 ethnic groups. From bustling markets in Libreville to coastal fishing towns and...

Sudan’s Local Cuisine Offers Bold Flavors and Ancient Recipes

With an array of vibrant ingredients and rich cultural influences, Sudan's local cuisine invites you to commence on a culinary journey steeped in history and tradition. As you research into Sudanese food, you'll...

Are you sitting too long in your office job? South African study offers some health tips

Philippe Gradidge, University of the Witwatersrand Sedentary behaviour can result in chronic health conditions such as obesity and heart diseases, bad news for the millions of office workers who are forced to sit behind...

Data protection is poor for African farmers who use digital services: Kenya and Ghana cases highlight gaps

Heike Baumüller, University of Bonn and Bezawit Beyene Chichaibelu,...

Menopause increases your risk of STIs due to how aging changes your body

Thomas L. Cherpes, The Ohio State University Diagnoses for sexually...

Social media: Disinformation expert offers 3 safety tips in a time of fake news and dodgy influencers

Fabrice Lollia, Université Gustave Eiffel Social networks have revolutionised the...

From enormous elephants to tiny shrews: how mammals shape and are shaped by Africa’s landscapes

Ara Monadjem, University of Eswatini Africa is the world’s most...

Religion in Botswana: A Tapestry of Faith and Tradition

GABORONE, Botswana — In Botswana, the rhythm of daily life is underscored by a diverse and deeply rooted religious tradition. Here, faith is not...

The Port of Cotonou – Benin’s Gateway to Economic Power in West Africa

The Port of Cotonou — The Gateway To Economic Power For Benin In West Africa In terms of economics, realizing what the Port of Cotonou means...

Traditional Music and Dance Celebrate the Cultural Soul of Sudan

There's a vibrant tapestry of sound and movement waiting for you to explore in Sudan's traditional music and dance. As you investigate into the...

Ethiopia’s Dance Traditions: History Written in Movement

In Ethiopia, dance is not simply performance but a living record of history, shaped by centuries of ritual, celebration, and cultural memory. Across the...

Burkina Faso: A Tapestry of Tradition and Culture

In the heart of West Africa, Burkina Faso stretches across the savannah in a patchwork of fields, villages, and bustling markets. Landlocked and often...