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Sugar addiction: A silent pandemic hitting Africa's public health
Urbanisation, lifestyle changes, and easy availability of processed foods and beverages are driving excessive and unhealthy consumption of sugar in Africa and beyond.
Zimbabwe's Precious: Excelling as mum, factory worker, and super athlete
This extraordinary woman is the epitome of excellence and versatility, making it to Zimbabwe’s cricket and rugby national teams while juggling motherhood and a day job at a steel factory.
Women's land rights: How an NGO is breaking barriers in Benin
A young campaigner in Benin is convincing traditional communes to give land rights to women aimed at improving their lives.
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Lion paradise: Why Tanzania tops the continent in conservation
The East African country's ecological and wildlife diversity is the outcome of consistently adhering to and building on conservation efforts, although growing human habitation continues to pose a challenge.
South Africa: Why the quest for a rainbow nation continues
South Africa's 30-year journey since the end of apartheid has seen the country chart a course that has made it a continental powerhouse despite some obvious challenges and unmet expectations.
Hydroponics: How ancient Egypt's secret sustains soilless farming at home
The science of soilless agriculture has democratised the concept of a kitchen garden, enabling vegetables, herbs and greens to be grown on trays and pots within homes using just nutrient-dense water.
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Africa's challenges in the face of climate injustice
Africa may be the continent that pollutes the least, yet it suffers from the effects of global warming more than others.
What the earliest known burial discovery in Africa tells us about humans
Archaeologists have discovered the grave of a child, “Mtoto”, who had been laid to rest 78,000 years ago.
Who is Ethiopia's Tigray region's new leader Getachew Reda?
Getachew Reda is a name that has recently come into the spotlight as the new leader of Tigray region in Ethiopia. In this profile piece, we will closely examine his life and career and how his leadership is shaping the region's future.
What is the Marburg virus and how worried should we be?
The Marburg virus took its name from the German city, where it was first identified in 1967. Latest cases have been reported in Tanzania and Equatorial Guinea with a number of deaths.