Business Series Angola's flagship airline undergoes massive expansion In partnership with Governo de Angola Driven by a new CEO and his team, Angola’s flagship carrier TAAG has expanded its global reach through a new tie-up with Spain’s Iberia. 28/10/2022
The Star Ingredient Fonio, the ancient African quinoa Fonio is drought resistant, climate resilient, matures in the blink of an eye, and a gluten-free, nutritional powerhouse! But you may have never heard of it. Chef Pierre Thiam is the first guest of #TheStarIngredient podcast and shows us how cooking can make for a better world. 28/10/2022
No Comment Firefighters continue battling fire on Mount Kilimanjaro A wildfire that officials thought was under control on Africa's highest peak, Mount Kilimanjaro, has reignited, according to Tanzanian officials 27/10/2022
Climate ‘Our food systems are broken’: Can COP27 help fix agriculture? For the first time at the UN climate conference, a food pavilion will help put agroecology and other solutions on the agenda. 26/10/2022
Africanews The South African once afraid of water who became Africa's first female dredgemaster ".. Taking this career part, It was clear that at some stage in our relationship I would have to say goodbye. At some stage, being a daddy's girl, I would have to say goodbye at some stage being a cool kid amongst my friends, .... Yeah. Striving to stand out has always been my thing" Londy Ngcobo 26/10/2022
Ecotech Meet the man using e-waste to build solar lamps in Nigeria In Nigeria, a local company called QuadLoop is turning electronic waste into solar lanterns as a way to fight the energy crisis and climate change. 24/10/2022
No Comment Houses and roads submerged as Nigeria grapples with deadly flooding This year, more than 600 people have died and 1.3 million others have been forced to evacuate their homes, according to the latest government figures. 23/10/2022
Earth News COP27 to ‘amplify the youth’s voice’ with new children’s platform The Children and Youth Pavilion will be positioned front and centre in the Blue Zone, where world leaders enter negotiations. 20/10/2022
Nigeria Floods in Nigeria threaten liquified natural gas supplies to Europe Nigerian gas company Nigeria LNG declared force majeure because of widespread flooding that has disrupted supply, a spokesman for the company said. 19/10/2022
World Algeria turns to mineral resources to diversify its economy In partnership with anep With deposits of gold, zinc, copper and phosphates, Algeria has significant mineral resources. Many of them have been left unexploited, but now the country is counting on them to diversify its economy. 17/10/2022
Culture news Nigerian city celebrates its abundance of twins with annual festival With the highest concentration of twins in Nigeria, Igbo-Ora is the west African nation's self-proclaimed twin capital. The city is organises an annual "Twin Festival", where twins from Igbo-Ora and elsewhere gather to celebrate their existence. 17/10/2022
The Star Ingredient ‘The Star Ingredient’ podcast: Uncovering the hidden tastes of Africa In a world where our global food systems are under threat, meet the African chefs and communities who are turning to their traditional foods to strengthen their food security. Embark on a culinary journey across Africa that will tickle your taste buds. 17/10/2022
Climate 7 big questions for Egypt’s chief climate negotiator ahead of COP27 In an exclusive Q&A, Ambassador Mohamed Nasr lays out Egypt's ambitions for the UN climate conference in Sharm el-Sheikh. 16/10/2022
World News Famine in East Africa to cause one death every 36 seconds, Oxfam warns Aid organizations and the UN are calling for urgent famine relief in East Africa as the people of Kenya, Somalia, and Ethiopia confront their worst drought in 40 years. 15/10/2022
No Comment Institut Français in Ouagadougou vandalised in Mali coup protests Broken windows and doors, security guards' room set on fire, computer equipment burnt or looted, this is what the French Institute looked like after the protesters' attack during the demonstrations that followed the resignation and replacement of the junta's Paul-Henri Sandaogo Damiba. 13/10/2022
Focus Maximising the Democratic Republic of Congo's economic potential In partnership with Ministry of Finances of DRC The DRC has one of the strongest growth rates in the sub-Saharan region. To attract investors, Kinshasa hosted an unprecedented conference designed to explore the country's economic potential. 10/10/2022
Next Series Carbon neutral goal for stereotype challenging Moroccan engineer For Hanane Mourchid, doing nothing about the climate simply isn’t an option. The award-winning, stereotype-challenging Moroccan engineer is driving up sustainability at state-run company OCP Group which feeds global agriculture and is on a mission to become carbon neutral by 2040. 10/10/2022
Earth News Climate campaigners ‘baffled’ by COP27 Coca-Cola sponsorship A petition has been created calling for an end to all corporate sponsorships at UN conferences like COP27. 05/10/2022
Scenes Meet the Tanzanian film academy showcasing Africa's richness In partnership with Media City As Africans, our voices are often left unheard. By initiating this hub for filmmakers and storytellers, we can tell our stories as a continent. 03/10/2022
World Algeria's renewable energy potential: Solar power is the way to go In partnership with anep Algeria is full of renewable energy promise. Host to significant hydrocarbon resources, the country also wants to play a role in the energy transition in Africa, mainly thanks to its photovoltaic potential. 03/10/2022
Burkina Faso Burkina Faso coup leader calls for end to anti-French violence French institutions in the West African nation have been attacked following reports, denied by Paris, that France had given protection to the leader deposed in Friday's coup. 02/10/2022
Travel News Morocco lifts final COVID restrictions: Here's why you should visit After reopening to tourists in February, Morocco now no longer requires proof of vaccination or a pre-departure test. 02/10/2022
Burkina Faso Gunfire in Burkina Faso a day after second military coup this year The African Union has condemned the ouster of Lt. Col. Paul Henri Sandaogo Damiba, who overthrew the country’s democratically elected president in January. 01/10/2022
Business Series Exploring Angola: The Peace Prize Ceramic Factoy in Bié In partnership with Governo de Angola The new Peace Prize Ceramic Factory is an enterprise with far-reaching social benefits to the Province of Bié. Bringing much-needed jobs, education, water facilities and energy. 30/09/2022
No Comment Egyptians clean up the Nile ahead of COP27 In the Egyptian capital Cairo, volunteers collect plastic and rubbish from the Nile River. 29/09/2022
Culture news The Rosetta Stone: 200 years on and calls for repatriation continue In 1822, one of the world's longest-standing mysteries was finally solved - scholars had deciphered the Rosetta Stone. But nearly 200 years, pressure for the stone to be repatriated is mounting 28/09/2022