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Cassava Technologies is set to roll out Nvidia’s artificial intelligence software at its South African data centers by June, marking a major step toward building… Read More »Cassava Technologies Teams Up with Nvidia to Build Africa’s First AI Factory
US jet fuel imports are soaring this March, hitting their highest level in two years. This development, which analysts suggest could drive down the price… Read More »Dangote Refinery Exports Spur Significant Increase in US Jet Fuel Imports
Accra and Rabat are moving to scrap visa requirements for travelers between Ghana and Morocco to boost diplomatic and economic ties. According to Ghana’s Foreign… Read More »Ghana and Morocco Announce Plans to Eliminate Visa Requirements
Deep in Egypt’s Western Desert, myths, mirages, and history intertwine. From ancient monks in Wadi El Natrun to fossilized whales in Wadi al-Hitan, the desert… Read More »Myths and Mirages: A Journey Through Egypt’s Timeless Western Desert
Gabon’s Constitutional Court has ratified eight candidates for the upcoming presidential election. The candidates include Brice Oligui Nguema, the head of the transitional government that… Read More »Gabon’s Coup Leader Cleared to Run for President in April Election
Nigeria’s textile sector, a thriving industry in the 1990s, has crumbled under the weight of cheap Chinese imports, currency depreciation, and poor government support. Once… Read More »How Nigeria’s Textile Industry Unraveled Under China’s Pressure
Angola has officially ended its mediation role in the conflict between the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Rwanda, and the M23 rebels, citing failed talks… Read More »Angola Pulls Out of Mediating Eastern Congo Peace Negotiations
Booking your first African safari can be thrilling and overwhelming, but the experience promises the ultimate adventure. From Kenya’s Great Migration to gorilla trekking in… Read More »How to Plan Your First African Safari
Sudan’s civil war threatens to escalate into a regional conflict after a top Sudanese general threatened to target Chad’s airports, claiming the United Arab Emirates… Read More »Chad Deems Sudanese General’s Airport Threat a ‘Declaration of War’
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has firmly rejected claims that white South Africans, particularly Afrikaners, are being persecuted, calling it a “completely false narrative.” His… Read More »South Africa Rejects ‘White Persecution’ Narrative Amid Rising Global Tensions