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9th Tech Innovation Awards to Recognize Digital Excellence In Africa

9th Tech Innovation Awards to Recognize Digital Excellence In Africa

Advertisements Building on the resounding success of its eighth edition, which illuminated groundbreaking achievements across Africa’s ICT and digital economy landscape, the prestigious Tech Innovation Awards (TIA) announces the launch of its...

Owner:  Peter Oluka & Patience Oluka

Africa’s future internet could be on overland submarine cables

Africa’s future internet could be on overland submarine cables 31 October 2025 Opto-Electronics By Nic Breytenbach, senior transmission architect at SEACOM. When it comes to digital infrastructure in Africa, few things are more pressing than the...

Owner:  Technews Publishing
El Fasher Falls; Islamic State Kidnaps American: Africa File, October 30, 2025

El Fasher Falls; Islamic State Kidnaps American: Africa File, October 30, 2025

To receive the weekly Africa File or triweekly Congo War Security Review via email, please subscribe here. Follow CTP on X, LinkedIn, and BlueSky. Contributors: Christopher Dayton and Femi Omotayo Key Takeaways: Sudan. The Rapid Support Forces...

Owner:  American Enterprise Institute For Public Policy Research
Negotiating dusty roads to find South Africa’s best wineries is well worth it

Negotiating dusty roads to find South Africa’s best wineries is well worth it

The car is labouring up a winding gravel road, the tyres spitting stones as the route doglegs among scattered pines and rocky scrubland. The hills viewed through the windscreen could easily be somewhere in the Scottish Highlands. And appropriately...

Owner:  Van Puijenbroek & Baert Families, Thomas Leysen
Zoo Atlanta welcomes 2 new animals to African Savanna habitat
Djibouti’s 77-year-old President joins long list of aging African leaders seeking re-election
A small army is racing against time and Trump to preserve U.S. history

A small army is racing against time and Trump to preserve U.S. history

A famous Civil War-era photo of an escaped slave who had been savagely whipped. Displays detailing how more than 120,000 U.S. citizens of Japanese ancestry were forcibly imprisoned during WWII. Signs describing the effects of climate change on the...

Owner:  Patrick Soon-Shiong
An African farming hub for America’s top morning brews

An African farming hub for America’s top morning brews

NAIROBI, Kenya — Coffee is harvested cherry by cherry around the world when the fruit turns red and ripe. Though the crop is not grown commercially in the United States, the seed (or “coffee bean”) inside these cherries has unequivocally become a...

Owner:  VerticalScope Inc.
Where did the first people come from? The case for a coastal migration from southern Africa

Where did the first people come from? The case for a coastal migration from southern Africa

The origins and migrations of modern humans around the world are a hot topic of debate. Genetic analyses have pointed to Africa as the continent from which our ancestors dispersed in the Late Pleistocene epoch, which began about 126,000 years ago....

Owner:  The Conversation Media Group
Climate crisis is a daily reality for many African communities: how to try and protect them

Climate crisis is a daily reality for many African communities: how to try and protect them

For many African communities, the climate crisis is not a future scenario – it is a daily emergency. Irreversible losses, destroyed homes, failed harvests, vanishing ecosystems and lack of access to clean water are already happening. I’m a...

Owner:  The Conversation Media Group
Can Putting a Price on Africa’s Biodiversity Save It?

Can Putting a Price on Africa’s Biodiversity Save It?

PICKS are stories from many sources, selected by our editors or recommended by our readers because they are important, surprising, troubling, enlightening, inspiring, or amusing. They appear on our site and in our daily newsletter. Please send...

Owner:  Real News Project Inc
Manchester United planning for Africa Cup of Nations double blow - 'We will struggle'
Avram Grant out as Zambia coach weeks before Africa Cup of Nations
US asked to intervene in Tanzania, Cameroon, and Ivory Coast after controversial elections

US asked to intervene in Tanzania, Cameroon, and Ivory Coast after controversial elections

Timi Frank has condemned recent elections in Tanzania, Cameroon, and Ivory Coast, describing them as fraudulent and unworthy of democratic credibility The activist urges the UN, US, and EU to impose sanctions and hold African leaders accountable...

Owner:  Naij.com Media Limited
Plettenberg Bay teen smashes South African and All-Africa fishing records

Plettenberg Bay teen smashes South African and All-Africa fishing records

Owen Lineker (15), a skilled young angler from Plettenberg Bay, has reeled in a phenomenal achievement, smashing both the South African and All-Africa junior records recently with a hefty 5.9kg red Chrysoblephus gibbiceps, popularly known as a red...

Owner:  Terry Moolman
Kidnapping of U.S. Missionary Shines Light on Persecution of Christians in Africa

Kidnapping of U.S. Missionary Shines Light on Persecution of Christians in Africa

Concern is growing over the whereabouts of Kevin Rideout, an American missionary abducted on October 21 in the West African state of Niger. The seizure of this 48-year-old pilot, who works for the U.S.-based organization Serving in Mission, has...

Owner:  Institute On Religion & Democracy
Heated Rhetoric Raises Specter of Renewed War in Horn of Africa

Heated Rhetoric Raises Specter of Renewed War in Horn of Africa

Tensions are rising in the Horn of Africa as Ethiopia accused neighboring Eritrea of “actively preparing to wage war.” In a letter addressed to United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres, Ethiopian Foreign Minister Gedion Timothewos said...

Owner:  American Government
Orcas feasting on great whites another tell-tale of climate change?

Orcas feasting on great whites another tell-tale of climate change?

In a rare and dramatic encounter off Mexico’s Baja California coast, researchers have documented a pod of orcas hunting and consuming juvenile great white sharks – mirroring a behaviour that has, until now, remained somewhat exclusive to orca...

Owner:  William Ashley Joseph Harrison
Democracy In Africa Is Declining

Democracy In Africa Is Declining

It has been brewing for some time – but now it is gaining momentum. And the West has only itself to blame. For decades it promised Africans the benefits of democracy as a form of freedom and prosperity for its people; it then offered assistance in...

Owner:  Henry D Oduenyi

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