The King Abdulaziz Centre for World Culture, better known as Ithra, is known for its wonderfully insightful exhibitions, ones that make you want to return time and time again. Now, we get to explore Bedayat: Beginnings of the Saudi Art Movement at Ithra.
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The World Bank has retained Nigeria’s lower-middle income classification for its 2027 fiscal year, while also adopting the blend country status which eligible for financing from international borrowers and multilateral institutions. What does this classification mean for Nigeria’s economy? Paul Alaje, Senior Economist at SPM Professionals, joins CNBC Africa for this discussion. Tue, 14 Jul…
Kruger carnivores face mounting threats, and a new wine fundraiser is helping fund GPS collars that protect lions and wild dogs. Image: Mariana Balt
Stephen Grootes speaks to Bronwyn Williams, Trend Translator and Future Finance Specialist at Flux Trends, reviewing the book Out of This World and into the Next by Adriana Marais, which explores humanity’s enduring spirit of exploration, tracing the roots of space travel back to some of the earliest technological advances made by our ancestors in…
One thing we’ll never get tired of is seeing African culture celebrated so intentionally. When talented creatives come together with a shared vision, the result is often a beautiful reminder of just how rich and inspiring our heritage truly is.
THIS probably sounds like a cliché but Bishoftu Airport (BIA) is about to change the world of travel forever. It costs a whopping $12.5 billion dollars and you won’t find it in America, Europe or Asia. Over in East Africa, Ethiopia has begun work on the biggest a
Germany has been discussing the first female head coach in the men’s Bundesliga for several weeks now. In Kenya, a woman has been coaching in the Kenyan Premier League for the first time for two years. Female coaches in men’s football remain a genuine rarity. You were the first ever female assistant coach of a…
The southeastern province of Diyarbakır is poised to welcome a record-shattering 2 million visitors this year, with industry representatives citing a massive surge in tourism drawn to the city’s rich tapestry of UNESCO-listed walls and ancient cultural landmarks
Senegalese vegetable seed distributor Sodisem and its Dutch partner Bejo Zaden B.V. are set to further intensify their collaboration by bringing their joint activities under a new company name: Bejo Sodisem