Across North Africa, Amazigh communities are rediscovering their language, culture and identity. But as a people with a long and complex history, including deep roots in North African Christianity, many are also asking what their identity means today. For Christians, this moment presents new opportunities to share the good news about Jesus.
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07-10-2026 By Michelle Waweru | Channel: startups | Tags: Africa Startups Venture Capital & Private Equity
Africa faces a vast shortfall in the finance needed to adapt to climate change. Although the continent is among the lowest contributors to the greenhouse gas emissions, climate impacts are already affecting food production, water security, livelihoods and economic activity. Droughts, floods and other extreme events are compounding food insecurity and displacement in already vulnerable…
Kinfu Tafesse Zenebe, President of the Union of African Diasporas in Russia, explains why African countries are seeking to join the group
“I witness men hitting women all the time,” says Kgomotso Mathekga, 30. “Especially when they are both drunk.”
African dust crosses the Atlantic to deliver phosphorus to the Amazon; 27.7 million tons are estimated to reach the basin each year Trending TopicsBenjamin Netanyahu Israeli dentist Omani co-pilot Donald Trump South Korea Energy Deal
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With its long effort to drive down African sovereigns’ borrowing costs by enhancing their bonds’ liquidity having now delivered Europe’s first exchange-traded fund in the asset class, the Liquidity and Sustainability Facility and its partner L&G, the giant UK asset owner and manager, hope their new vehicle can reach a size of US$500m or even…
Five African heads of state have led a groundbreaking ceremony for a $16 billion oil refinery project in East Africa
British-Nigerian singer-songwriter Ola Onabulé brought his blend of jazz, soul, funk and African musical influences to Johannesburg during the 2026 Standard Bank Joy of Jazz Festival.
