Africa is already setting the pace, through innovation born out of necessity, creativity rooted in culture, and progress driven by community.

Africa Day 2025 is another chance to reflect on these timeless pieces of wisdom, and to celebrate the remarkable African individuals and institutions who are actively walking the talk, and funding it.

The history of Africa Day is deeply rooted in the liberation movements that marked the 20th century. The starting point was ...

The strongest warming was in North Africa, which was 1.28°C above the 1991-2020 average. North Africa is the fastest warming region in the continent. Extreme temperatures impacted agriculture and ...

Modern stereotypes of African travel are being challenged firmly by the experiences of those who have visited the continent. Investment and development across the land mass have seen many ...

It’s one of the first works that visitors to this year’s 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair will see if they ... exhibiting artists from the African continent could engage in “collective ...

Rome — Pope Leo XIV knows Africa well, having visited several African countries in recent years in his capacity as Cardinal Prefect of the Diacstery of Bishops and, before that, primarily as ...

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