Libyan artist uses four markers to simultaneously sketch using hands and...
A Libyan artist is exploring new ways to create art by creating drawings with his hands and feet simultaneously. Ahmed Mahmoud has devoted himself...
Woman motor mechanic inspires women to break gender barriers in Zimbabwe
When most people think of a motor mechanic, what they often visualize is a man covered in grime and grease -- the idea of...
Autistic in Uganda: families persevere amid stigma, lack of services
As the world marks International Autism Day, there's increased focus on ensuring inclusive and equitable education for people living with this condition in Uganda.
But campaigners are concerned about...
‘Love hormone’ oxytocin turns fierce South African lions into kittens
Scientists who spent years spraying oxytocin up the noses of lions found the big cats became much friendlier with their neighbors and less prone...
Kenyan youth leverage Huawei’s support to spur digital transformation
While studying at a rural high school in western Kenyan county of Homa Bay several years ago, Terrence Omondi's resolve to plunge into technology-related...
Fight to rid Zimbabwe of the colonial legacy of landmines bears...
Mount Darwin District in Zimbabwe's Mashonaland Central Province has been declared landmine free following landmine clearance efforts by the government.
The southern African country is...
Ghanaian start-up introduces Chinese-made EV to help reduce carbon emissions
For a long time, Ghana's public transportation system has been a key source of carbon dioxide emissions. To address the challenge, SolarTaxi Ghana Limited,...
The aquaculture research lab boosting Egypt’s fish production
At a massive Egyptian fish farm in an open field with dozens of ponds of different sizes, fishermen were spreading their nets to collect...
Meet the youths on the frontlines of Namibia’s COVID-19 fight
Young nurses' passion for bolstering health care for patients gets stronger in Namibia despite risks posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. The country with a...
Zambian spice traders prosper, as COVID-wary customers shell out for medicinal...
It has become a daily practice for 38-year-old Doreen Nyoya, a resident of Lusaka, Zambia's capital, to buy fresh spices and make a concoction...
