There is only one operating ski area in sub-Saharan Africa, a small ski resort in the Mountain Kingdom of Lesotho.If you don’t know where the Mountain Kingdom of Lesotho is, don’t worry; I didn’t either before researching skiing in sub-Saharan Africa. When one looks at a map of the world, there’s a small circular country…
Author: Anjianjei Constantine
The United States and Iran paused hostilities for a third night on Sunday as they looked to give peace talks another chance.
South Africa’s latest attempt to defuse mounting diplomatic tensions with Nigeria over renewed xenophobic attacks has suffered a setback after President Bola Tinubu reportedly declined to receive a special delegation sent by South African President Cyril Ramaphosa.
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Nigeria has urged South Africa to take stronger measures to prevent xenophobic attacks against Nigerians and other African migrants. The plea was made during a meeting in Abuja, attended by a South African delegation led by International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola. The discussions highlighted the persistent violence that has strained bilateral ties.
Africa’s energy crisis has it playing catch-up with the West, but as the region optimizes its vast untapped renewables, it’s positioning itself as a potential long-term, sustainable provider. Malawi is the latest nation to have cut the ribbon on a green power project, commissioning its first standalone utility-scale battery energy storage system (BESS) last week.
On Sunday, July 26, before AIDS 2026’s opening had sounded, health activists interrupted Acting U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator Jeff Graham’s address at Riocentro’s pre-conference sessions in Rio de Janeiro, chanting “You lie, people die, restore our PEPFAR now.” The disruption lasted several minutes. It was not spontaneous theater. Two peer-reviewed studies released in the days…
The African Development Bank’s chief climate expert said that an impending “super El Nino” is likely to cause a combined hit of $10 billion to 20 billion dollars on the affected African countries and lead to mass migration out of hard-hit areas.
In today’s evening’s trending stories, there are new developments at the National Assembly on the prohibition of preaching and hawking in commercial buses, where the Senate said that the ban is not a new policy, insisting that the restriction has been in place since 2007.
Ahead of the ODI World Cup 2027, which will be hosted in South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia, the former cricketer Aakash Chopra feels that the conditions in the “Rainbow Nation” will demand experience