The two halves of the African continent are moving apart at a rate of a few millimeters each year, geologists have calculated.

With less water in the lakes, especially Lake Turkana, it has become easier for the great rift beneath to move.

Africa heads to COP30 demanding delivery on climate finance, fair transitions and recognition of its unique vulnerabilities. ...

Out of nearly seventy universities from 21 countries evaluated in this first edition, the University of Johannesburg’s ...

Africa is home to most of the world’s poverty. Why? Mr Studwell argues that it is partly a result of “low-budget colonialism ...