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Mozambique is currently experiencing its worst flooding in decades, with nearly 700,000 people affected by the severe conditions. The prolonged heavy rainfall has led to widespread devastation, displa…
A new £50 million initiative aims to protect farmland by using innovative technology to deter fish from entering nuclear cooling pipes. This technology, referred to as a 'fish disco', utilizes lights …
In Kenya, the trend of gifting bouquets made of cash has gained significant popularity, particularly around Valentine's Day. However, this practice has drawn some criticism and warnings from various q…
The article explores the concept of forecasting as a fundamental aspect of being human. It discusses how humans have historically relied on their ability to predict future events to enhance survival, …
Two farms in Senegal play a crucial role in supplying fresh vegetables to the UK during the winter months. Each week, produce is shipped from these farms to Britain, ensuring that consumers have acces…
India's mango farmers face challenges due to climate change, prompting calls for innovation in farming practices. As cultivation becomes increasingly unpredictable, there is a need for farmers to adop…
The recent fishing festival in Nigeria showcased days of competition that culminated in a vibrant fishing contest. This event is not only a celebration of local fishing traditions but also aims to pro…
Senegal's Prime Minister has expressed regret over the imprisonment of 18 football fans following disturbances at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) final. The sentences have sparked concern withi…
Pope Leo is set to make a historic visit to four African countries in April, including Algeria, marking the first time a pope has visited the predominantly Muslim nation. This visit is significant as …
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