Few years on the Earth
Illegally operated Gold Mine Collapses in Mali claimed the lives of at least 48 people on Saturday, highlighting the ongoing dangers of unregulated mining in the country. According to officials, the victims were predominantly young women, including a mother carrying her child on her back at the time of the collapse. The accident took place … Read more
Nigeria has expressed strong discontent after Canada denied entry visas to several senior military officials, including its Chief of Defence Staff, Gen Christopher Musa. The incident, which occurred ahead of an official assignment in Canada, has sparked diplomatic tension between the two nations, with Nigerian officials calling the decision “disrespectful” and “unjustifiable.” Visa Denial Sparks … Read more
West Africa is the heart of the world’s cacao industry, producing nearly 70% of the global supply. However, a new study has revealed that climate change is wreaking havoc on cacao production in this region, leading to declining yields, rising production costs, and an inevitable surge in chocolate prices worldwide. Unpredictable weather patterns, excessive heat, … Read more
The Southern African region is currently facing an unprecedented crisis as the worst drought in a century threatens the lives of millions, particularly children. The devastating impact of the drought, exacerbated by the El Niño weather cycle, has left millions without adequate food and nutrition. Crops have failed, food prices have soared, and families are … Read more
Cyanobacteria in lakes are harmful to livestock, wildlife, pets, people and aquatic organisms like fish. Lakes, whether natural or man-made, serve as crucial sources of water, food, and habitat for wildlife while supporting local economies. However, these essential water bodies are increasingly threatened by toxic bacteria that turn the water green. The Rise of Cyanobacteria … Read more
The fascinating discovery of pleasant aromas emanating from ancient Egyptian mummies has provided a fresh perspective on the preservation of these historical artifacts. Researchers from University College London (UCL) and the University of Ljubljana in Slovenia have identified woody, spicy, and sweet notes in the remains, debunking concerns that decomposition or microbial degradation might have … Read more
Sam Nujoma, Namibia’s first president and a key figure in the country’s struggle for independence, has passed away at the age of 95. His death marks the end of an era for Namibia, as he was instrumental in leading the nation out of apartheid rule under South Africa and establishing a sovereign state. King Charles … Read more
Two mass graves discovered in Kufra, southeastern Libya, has once again brought attention to the ongoing humanitarian crisis affecting migrants and refugees transiting through the North African country. Authorities recently uncovered the graves, which contained the bodies of nearly 50 individuals, at a farm in Kufri. Initial investigations suggest that many of the victims were … Read more
On the morning of February 5, 2025, the town of Nyabibwe in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) fell into the hands of the Rwanda-backed M23 rebels, a stark contradiction to the ceasefire they had unilaterally declared just days prior. This move has only deepened the crisis in a region already marred by conflict and … Read more
The Rwandan-backed armed group, M23, has declared a ceasefire in the region for humanitarian reasons, just days ahead of a planned high-stakes summit between Congolese President Félix Tshisekedi and Rwandan President Paul Kagame. The ongoing conflict in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has attracted global attention, particularly with the latest development in … Read more