Maps are a form of storytelling, as well as an information source. Even the lines, colours, symbols and size of regions ...

The African Union is officially fed up with the 16 th -century representation of its continent that the world has accepted as the norm. The AU, which comprises 55 African nations, has set off on a ...

When most people hear the word “nuclear”, their minds race to images of mushroom clouds, Cold War missiles, or the haunting ...

Giraffes are now classified into four distinct species in Africa: Northern giraffes, reticulated giraffes, Masai giraffes and ...

Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation Professor Blade Nzimande has called for a stronger African voice in global ...

Science diplomacy must be harnessed as a tool to close gender disparity gaps, accelerate progress toward the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, and inspire the next generation of girls to ...

Carlos Ortiz/RIT African countries, with their vast environmental diversity and growing population, provide research opportunities for RIT faculty and students. And RIT’s tech portfolio is helping ...

Have you ever asked yourself why Science has not thrived in Africa as it has done in other continents? Well, one probable answer would be that Africa is just a few hundred years old according to ...

Opened at Manhattan's American Museum of Natural History last week was an exhibit unique among the world's museums. It was as if groups of animals, feeding, drinking, hunting, traveling or ...

Scientists are particularly worried about Africa, which will see more vehicle traffic and waste burning as the population is set to double by mid-century.

By Ama Kudom-AgyemangOne of the key outcomes of the Second African Conference on Agricultural Technologies (ACAT2025), held in Kigali, Rwanda, in June, was a timely reminder to African governments ...