The Kenya Christian Professionals Forum (KCPF) has advised African leaders to adopt the African Family Values Charter to safeguard the sovereignty of countries and maintain a level playing field as they negotiate with development partners.
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Dorcas Agambila09:31 – 15 July 2026Add Pulse as a preferredn countries eligible for visa-free travel to South Africa in 2026 South Africa’s Department of Home Affairs has published its official 2026 visa exemption list, confirming that citizens of 32 African countries are eligible to enter the country without obtaining a visa before travelling, subject to…
Africa continues to face a significant digital divide, with 35 countries on the continent still having more of their population offline than online. This stark reality places much of the region well below the global internet connectivity average, which currently stands at 67.9 per cent.
Brazil released an official list of African countries whose citizens can enter without a visitor visa in 2026South Africa made…
Morocco is widely considered one of the best-value and most affordable African destinations for U.S. travelers, thanks to relatively inexpensive flights, accommodations, and day-to-day costs. While there isn’t a single “cheapest” country for every traveler — airfare, activities, and travel style vary dramatically — Morocco consistently offers some of the strongest overall value.
Christopher Sededzi Kwame16:37 – 14 July 2026Add Pulse as a preferredfrican countries that can visit Italy without visa in 2026 | Photo
While the climate of Europe features moderate summers and chilly winters, there have been quite a few instances of extraordinary hot weather on the continent over the decades. Starting from the Mediterranean region to the Balkans, there are a number of countries that have experienced heat exceeding 45°C. Although the country which officially boasts of…
Several Asian destinations are emerging as the most accessible for African travelers, thanks to broad visa-free arrangements under bilateral agreements with a number of African countries.
Africa’s poorest economies are sending more money to foreign creditors than they are receiving to build roads, factories and power plants, a reversal of the capital flows economists say are needed for developing countries to grow.
New Delhi: Early menopause which can occur before age 45 affects 1 in 14 women aged 30 to 49 living in low and middle-income countries, a study published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ) Global Health has estimated.Researchers from the International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh, said health consequences of early and premature menopause…