Africa
Rhino horn demand in Vietnam drives ongoing poaching in Africa
Rhinos in Africa have been under threat from an illicit demand for their horn. Reasons for this demand are rooted......
Congo conflict worsens
Violence has flared up again in the Democratic Republic of Congo as the M23 rebel group captured the country’s eastern......
French government sponsors African journalists to cover the Olympics
The 2024 Paris Olympics are coming to an end in just a few days. Australia remains in third position and......
Australia’s first African film festival aims Celebrate Diverse African Cinema
Breaking negative stereotypes and starting positive conversations about the diversity and reality of modern Africa – are some of the......
The Alliance of Sahel States: Implications for West Africa
Last year, the Alliance of Sahel States emerged as a new mutual defence pact in West Africa following political disputes......
New ways to sustainably manage African water resources
Scientists at Digital Earth Africa work to use satellite imagery to study water resources on the African continent. The information......
A doctor in Africa turns lives around
In Africa many women become social outcasts after a difficult birth leaves them incoontinent. A relatively smple operation can turn......
Being Mindful of the Masses: How Citizen Science Can Help Or Hinder Conservation
Safari goers dream of getting the perfect picture. Whether it’s a cheetah sprinting toward its prey, or giraffes walking into......
Vitaminized food boosts child survival rates
Amazing work done by World Food Prize recipient Dr Howarth Bouis and his team has changed basic food staple crops......
Rwanda’s survivor remembers the 100 days of genocide
Marie Claire Mukayiranga saw her father being executed by Hutu soldiers in 1994 during the 100 days of genocide that......