Embarking on this project will improve and restore both the newspaper and its 138-year-old building. Utilizing, to capacity, a facility currently underused offers a world of as many possibilities as opportunities. Each is infinite. In a time when news is,…
Djibouti is one of Africa’s smallest states. Yet it holds the African Union Commission chair, a US base and the ports that serve Ethiopia. This Djibouti continent guide explains where the country stands in Africa in November 2026. It is one…
05-11-2026 by Freddie del Curatolo Bwana Simama, the boss who said ‘stop’ Trophy hunting in Africa: a custom from another era A factory for kings, presidents and museums The hunting ban and the end of Zimmermann Ltd READ ALL THE ARTICLE
An influential Iron Age British ruler who has long thought to have been a king might actually have been a queen, according to new research. Verica, who was central to the Roman invasion of Britain in AD43, has previously thought to…
Mauritius is a small Indian Ocean island with a large cultural footprint. This guide names the musicians, writers, artists, athletes and festivals to know in November 2026. Mauritius culture in 2026 is a mix of Creole sega music, Indian temple festivals, French-language…
Valongo Wharf, Sociedade Protetora dos Desvalidos, and Serra da Barriga have been included in the Network of Historic and Memorial Sites Related to Slavery and the Slave Trade, established by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). “The…
Ghana’s population is projected to double in approximately 33 years if the current annual growth rate of 2.1 per cent is sustained, Government Statistician Dr Alhassan Iddrisu has revealed. He explained that the country’s population currently stands at about 33.7 million, with an…
Angola is a young country of 36.6 million people, and its 2024 census is the first in a decade. This guide explains who lives there and how. The Angola population reached 36,604,681 people in the final results of the 2024 census, Angola’s National Institute…
The Chad neighbours in the Sahel, the dry belt south of the Sahara, are six countries, and almost all face war, drought or political change. This guide explains who they are and what crosses each border. It also shows where…
Students in K-12 and college can win $250 in the Woodson Lyceum’s free 2027 Black History essay and poster contests on 200 years of the Black press. Enter by Nov. 20. The Woodson Lyceum’s free 2027 Black History essay and poster contests are open to West…
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