8 articles tagged with "Africa"
Recent studies have documented a phenomenon long regarded as folklore: fish climbing a 50-foot waterfall in Central Africa. This finding has implications for understanding aquatic adaptability.
The UK's decision to reduce its global aid budget starting in 2027 raises significant concerns regarding infrastructure and humanitarian support in Africa, particularly in light of similar US reductions.
Experts highlight the need for immediate protective actions against rising online violence targeting women and girls in Africa, exacerbated by increasing internet usage.
African nations are increasingly considering nuclear energy as a viable solution to power shortages and emissions reduction. However, significant challenges in financing, timelines, and safety regulations remain.
Experts analyze how Nigeria and Angola can enhance oil production to mitigate global shortages influenced by geopolitical tensions, particularly in the Middle East.
The ongoing conflict in Iran is significantly disrupting fertiliser supplies crucial for food production in Africa, raising concerns about agricultural sustainability.
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is leading to increased oil prices, further complicating the economic recovery of African nations that rely on fuel imports.
A new report highlights the rapid deployment of AI-driven mass surveillance technologies across Africa, raising questions about infrastructure integrity and citizen privacy.