Seychelles and Kenya Airways are strengthening their efforts to promote combined twin-centre vacation packages for travelers in North America.
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Rising carbon dioxide is boosting grass growth across Africa’s savannas, with consequences for wildlife, fire, and carbon storage.
Airport construction is accelerating across Africa, but infrastructure alone will not create a seamless continental a
Impassable roads, crater-like potholes, burst water pipes, mountains of trash, and grinding poverty are part of everyday life in South Africa’s communities. So too are unemployment, hunger, and crime.
Greater investment in sustainable production, including healthier soils and climate-resilient seed systems, is key to strengthening Africa’s food systems, while finance and markets are important in helping farmers adopt new practices and withstand shocks, African agricultural experts say.
For years, satellite imagery has offered a window into one of the world’s most important conservation landscapes.
LIBREVILLE/LOS ANGELES –Africa is facing one of the world’s great energy windfalls. The continent holds roughly 125 billion barrels of confirmed oil reserves and more than 620 trillion cubic feet of natural gas, implying vast additional deposits still waiting to be discovered. At the same time, some 600 million Africans have no electricity at home,…
Africa’s fintech champions are preparing for a landmark moment. By the end of 2026, as many as four of the continent’s largest digital financial services companies could be publicly traded. Yet only one of them is listing at home.
Across Egypt, Nigeria, South Africa, and Kenya, organizations are expanding their use of cloud infrastructure, artificial intelligence, digital services, and connected operations. But more technology does not automatically create stronger security operations; many security teams are not short on data, but rather on time, context, and specialist capacity.
Nine of its ten teams advanced from the group stage, a 90 percent success rate that exceeded Europe’s 81 percent and far outpaced Asia’s 11 percent. The result demonstrated that Africa is competitive on the field.
