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Poachers killed their mothers and left six young rhinos orphaned; after up to five years of rehabilitation, every one has now given birth in the wild

In a heartwarming turnaround, six orphaned rhinos from South Africa have welcomed new calves after years of rehabilitation. Their successful births signify a remarkable milestone in conservation efforts, providing renewed hope for endangered rhino populations. Wildlife officials emphasized that these births not only enrich the local ecosystem but also bolster…

The Times of India

Asiatic Lions in Gir Face a Genetic Crisis: What Inbreeding Means for Their Conservation

A Population Built on a Handful of SurvivorsAt the turn of the twentieth century, the Asiatic lion was functionally gone from the Indian subcontinent. The last viable group, fewer than twenty individuals by some estimates, clung to the teak forests of the Gir region in what is now Gujarat, protected…

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Ecowas greenlights $25bn Nigeria-Morocco mega gas pipeline

West African leaders have approved plans for a gas pipeline linking Nigeria to Morocco, marking a major political milestone for one of Africa's most ambitious infrastructure projects.

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As Zimbabwe's raw lithium ban pays off, ambitions grow

Zimbabwe's first plant to process clean-energy metal lithium -- of which it is Africa's top producer -- is up and running, a milestone in its expanding drive to stop the wholesale export of its raw mineral wealth. Besides the focus on lithium, Zimbabwe has another 13 minerals on its list…

The Economic Times

Beaten, robbed and driven out: violent demonstrations target immigrants in South Africa

Thousands have fled amid months of anti-immigration protests as campaigners demand undocumented people leave the country

The Guardian - UK

Huge whale ‘supergroups’ show numbers are rebounding. The Iran war threatens that

Most whales killed by ships sink in the ocean there are no detailed statistics

The Independent UK

Ski resort in Lesotho offers rare winter escape in Africa

Skiers visit Lesotho's Afriski Mountain Resort, where snowy slopes in the Maluti Mountains attract beginners and winter sports fans from Africa.

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African proverb of the day: 'Anxiety will not let you...' Life lessons from motivational proverb on constant worry, survival instinct, human nature and fear

African proverb of the day highlights the saying, "Anxiety will not let you die of hunger." The proverb explains how worry can encourage people to take action and meet their basic needs. It also reminds people that while concern can support survival, too much anxiety can affect peace of mind,…

The Economic Times

The World's Oil Tankers Are Seeking To Flee Hormuz. The Bill Is $2.5 Million Per Ship

The combined disruption of the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab el-Mandeb is forcing some shipments to take a circuitous route around Africa's Cape of Good Hope, making voyages longer and $ 2.5 million more expensive.

International Business Times

Scientists discover a 17-million-year-old ape fossil in Egypt that could rewrite early ape evolution

A new fossil ape named Masripithecus was found in northern Egypt. This discovery suggests northeastern Africa played a larger role in early ape evolution. Previously, East Africa was considered the primary region for ape diversification. The Masripithecus fossil fills a geographical and evolutionary gap in scientific understanding. This find expands…

The Times of India

Healthcare in Africa involves families and communities: training of professionals should reflect this

The training of healthcare professionals shapes the way they relate to their patients, patients’ families and the communities they serve. But what if that training doesn’t fit the circumstances the professionals work in?

The Conversation

How can rural communities benefit from South Africa’s green energy transition? A solar farm in Limpopo offers clues

South Africa, which produces about 40% of Africa’s carbon emissions, is moving away from coal-fired power towards renewable energy such as solar and wind.

The Conversation

Do tourists stress out safari animals? We tested their dung to find out

Every year, thousands of tourists pile into game drive vehicles or don their hiking gear and cross South Africa’s nature reserves. Binoculars and cameras at the ready, each hopes for a special encounter with Africa’s wildlife – as small as dwarf mongooses, as mighty as elephants, or as elegant as…

The Conversation

Dutch students unveil world's first solar-powered ambulance

Dutch students have developed what they say is the world's first solar-powered ambulance to improve healthcare access in remote parts of Africa. Named Stella Juva, the vehicle will be tested in Kenya in August with NGO Amref Health Africa.

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The Independent UK

Demand for critical minerals fuels conflict but could help resource-rich nations, WTO says

The head of the World Trade Organization says surging global demand for critical minerals should be “a once-in-a-lifetime chance” for resource-rich countries in Africa and elsewhere to harness wealth and improve life for millions

The Independent UK

Trump considers military strikes in Mali — which would be the 8th country he’s attacked this term

The administration is reportedly mulling a campaign against al-Qaeda-linked JNIM in the junta-controlled country

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Trip to Africa!

The Guardian - UK

Why The Polygamist is so much more than trash TV and a guilty pleasure streaming hit

Deemed Africa’s first Netflix success, the show’s appeal is rooted in a universal story: what people tolerate for love and money

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Will evaluate possible separation of financial services biz: TVS Motor Co Chairman

TVS Motor Company is exploring options for its financial services arm. The company chairman mentioned a possible separation to unlock shareholder value. TVS Credit has grown significantly, managing assets over thirty thousand crore. International business is expected to grow in Africa and Asia. The company continues investing in technology and…

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South Africa's data centre 'gold rush' risks resource crunch

Emerging as the digital powerhouse of Africa, South Africa's expanding data centers play a vital role in reinforcing national security and fueling business growth. However, environmental advocates caution about the increased strain on electricity and water resources. The government is aware of these challenges and is actively encouraging sustainable practices…

The Economic Times

Once one of Africa's largest lakes, Lake Chad has lost 90% of its water. Now countries are planning a $50 billion plan to save it?

Lake Chad has lost nearly ninety percent of its surface area since the 1960s. This environmental decline severely impacts millions of people who depend on the lake. A decades-old Transaqua project proposes transferring water from the Congo River basin. This ambitious plan faces significant cost and feasibility challenges for implementation.…

The Times of India

The disappearing lake: How Africa’s Lake Chad nearly vanished and the $50 billion engineering plan designed to restore it

Lake Chad, once one of Africa’s largest inland water bodies, has lost around 90% of its surface area since the 1960s, leaving millions of people facing the loss of fishing, farming and livestock livelihoods. The decline has been linked to changing climate patterns, rising water demand and expanding irrigation, placing…

The Economic Times

African proverb of the day: 'Defiance is the biggest weapon of...' Life lessons from inspirational proverb on resistance, empowerment, political power, psychological strength and social change

African proverb of the day highlights the saying, "Defiance is the biggest weapon of the weak." The proverb explains how resistance helps people without physical, political or economic power protect their dignity. It also shows the role of everyday resistance in history, social movements and personal life. The saying continues…

The Conversation

Why children learn English more easily with the help of their home language – Namibian study

Across Africa, millions of children grow up speaking African languages at home but are later expected to learn through English, French or Portuguese at school. This transition can make learning difficult, particularly when learners are required to understand new concepts in a language they are still developing.

The Conversation

Tigray’s old grapevines have survived against the odds: new research uncovers their genetic and historic value

The northern highlands of Ethiopia are among Africa’s oldest agricultural landscapes. Some of the world’s most important crops originated here, particularly pulses and grains, including teff. Yet another crop has a less well-known history in Ethiopia’s Tigray region: the grapevine.

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