Few years on the Earth
In the heart of the 21st century, the echoes of humanity’s darkest chapters reverberate through the deserts of Libya. The town of Kufra, nestled in Country’s southeastern region, has become a grim epicenter of a modern-day slave trade targeting vulnerable African migrants and refugees. Reports have emerged detailing the horrifying plight of dozens of individuals … Read more
In a tale of extraordinary survival and resilience, an 8-year-old boy named Tinotenda Pundu from Zimbabwe captured the world’s attention after enduring five harrowing days in the perilous wilderness of Matusadona National Park. Surrounded by lions, elephants, and other potentially dangerous animals, Tinotenda’s determination and resourcefulness ensured his survival against incredible odds. The Harrowing Journey … Read more
In a strange and unnerving turn of events, a Metal Ring Falls from Sky into Mukuku village, located in Makueni county in southern Kenya, on December 30, 2024. The object, which weighed approximately 500 kg and spanned 2.5 meters (8 feet) in diameter, raised immediate safety concerns and sparked a wave of curiosity among locals. … Read more
Earthquake in Ethiopia has sparked widespread concern following a magnitude 5.5 tremor that struck on Friday. The quake, recorded at a depth of 10 kilometers, has heightened fears of a potential volcanic eruption in the region. The tremor, coupled with reports of increasing seismic activity and a recent eruption at Mount Dofan, has drawn attention … Read more
Wedding Truck Plunges Into River in Ethiopia’s Sidama region claimed the lives of at least 66 people when an overcrowded truck fell into a river. The tragedy sheds light on infrastructure challenges, cultural practices, and transportation vulnerabilities in the country. The Tragedy: Wedding Truck Plunges Into River What began as a joyous wedding celebration ended … Read more
Steve Collins, a lifelong Butterfly Collector from Kenya, has amassed an extraordinary collection of over 4.2 million butterflies, making it possibly the largest in Africa. His remarkable journey began in his childhood and has led to the establishment of the African Butterfly Research Institute, a haven for biodiversity preservation. Collins now seeks to secure the … Read more
A devastating Riot in Maputo Jail in Mozambique’s capital, has left the nation grappling with chaos and uncertainty. The incident resulted in 33 fatalities, 15 injuries, and the escape of over 1,500 inmates. This shocking event has raised significant concerns about the state of Mozambique’s security and justice systems amid escalating civil unrest following a … Read more
The confirmation of Mozambique’s governing party, Frelimo, as the winner of the contested elections has ignited widespread unrest, leading to fatalities, injuries, and significant upheaval. The aftermath of the Constitutional Council’s decision reflects deep political divisions and a population increasingly frustrated with corruption and governance issues. The Unrest and Its Immediate Consequences Following the Constitutional … Read more
On December 18, Belgium became the eighth non-African country to confirm a case of the clade 1b variant of mpox. This significant development highlights the need for heightened surveillance and understanding of the virus’s transmission patterns. Mpox, a zoonotic viral disease caused by the monkeypox virus, has emerged as a global health concern in recent … Read more
France’s historical presence in Africa is facing its most significant challenge yet, with several nations reconsidering their ties to Paris’s military and political influence. This shift marks a turning point in the relationship between African countries and their former colonizer, driven by changing geopolitical dynamics and growing local discontent. The Decline of France’s Post-Colonial Influence … Read more