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Africans Bear the Brunt of Biodiversity Loss

Africans Bear the Brunt of Biodiversity Loss

For millions across Africa and the developing world, the biodiversity crisis is not an abstract problem – it’s the soil that no longer yields bountiful harvests and the fish that no longer return to coastal waters. But the world spends 30 times more money destroying nature than protecting it, and Africa often lacks the necessary…

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Africa: Wafcon 2026 – Côte d’Ivoire Top Group B As South Africa Edge Their Way Into Quarter-Finals

Africa: CNN Highlights GERD Landmark Engineering Achievement Transforming Ethiopia’s Remote Valley Into Africa’s Largest Project

Addis Ababa — The U.S.-based Cable News Network (CNN) has spotlighted Ethiopia’s Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) as one of Africa’s most remarkable engineering achievements. The media company also portrayed the project as a symbol of the country’s broader economic transformation and infrastructure-driven development strategy. In a feature on its Connecting Africa program, CNN journalist…

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Starlink wants to be your next mobile operator

Starlink wants to be your next mobile operator

SpaceX plans to build ground-based network infrastructure and turn Starlink into a full mobile service, president Gwynne Shotwell said on Tuesday — a shift that knocked shares in the largest US wireless carriers and puts the satellite operator on a collision course with terrestrial mobile networks. The company bought 65MHz of wireless spectrum licences from…

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Africa: All of Africa Today – August 5, 2026

Africa: All of Africa Today – August 5, 2026

  Tinubu Approves Up to 80% Pay Rise for Nigerian Troops President Bola Tinubu has approved a salary increase of between 30% and 80% for about 250,000 members of Nigeria’s Armed Forces, effective from 1 September. The move is expected to increase the military’s annual wage bill by N264 billion, from N660 billion to N924…

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The yearly mild weather spell that brings Yemen’s coast back to life | Features News

The yearly mild weather spell that brings Yemen’s coast back to life | Features News

Mukalla, Yemen – Before the sun rises over Mukalla’s beaches, 15‑year‑old Abdulrahman Badr and his friend Tareq are already at their usual spot on the sand. They’re brewing tea and kneading dough for bakhmari, a traditional fermented flatbread from Hadramout – the vast governorate in eastern Yemen that Mukalla is the capital of. Recommended Stories…

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