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Start of the Rainy Season: Fields Come Back to Life
In West and Central Africa, mid-April often marks the start of the rainy season in many regions. This is a…
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Did you know? Women warriors protected the Kingdom of Dahomey
Did you know that in the Kingdom of Dahomey, in West Africa, there was an army made entirely of women?…
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Senegal: African students crowned world champions of space innovation!
Teams from more than 20 countries took part, featuring highly talented young innovators from around the world. But it was…
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Launch of the Artemis II Mission Around the Moon!
On April 1, 2026, NASA launched the Artemis II mission, the first to send astronauts around the Moon since the Apollo…
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Rwanda: Remembering to Build Peace
In Rwanda, April 7 is a very important day. The country remembers the victims of the 1994 genocide, when over…
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UN: Slavery recognized as a crime against humanity
The United Nations adopted a resolution stating that slavery and the buying or selling of people are crimes against humanity.…
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Did you know? The Nile, a giant river of Africa
The Nile is a very famous river in Africa. It stretches about 6,650 kilometers, making it one of the longest…
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Letsile Tebogo, sprint star
Tebogo is already a sprint star: he runs extremely fast in the 100 m and 200 m and is part of Botswana’s…
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9,000-Year-Old Camp Found in Senegal!
At Ravin Blanc X in Senegal, scientists found a 9,000-year-old camp of hunter-gatherers! They discovered a fire pit and a…
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What the World Owes Africa: The First University!
In this new episode of our web series What the World Owes Africa, we travel to Fes. Over 1,100 years…
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