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Explore the vibrant cultures, traditions, and lifestyles of Africa in our Life category. From the bustling cities of Kenya and South Africa to the rich heritage of Ethiopia, Sudan, Tanzania, Libya, Ethiopia, Ghana, Uganda and Somalia we celebrate the stories that make Africa unique. Discover inspiring tales, lifestyle trends, health tips, and personal journeys that highlight the diversity and resilience of African communities. Whether it’s fashion, food, wellness, or everyday life, our curated content brings Africa’s heartbeat to your screen. Immerse yourself in the beauty of African life today!

Mpox Cases in South Africa Rise to 24

The country’s Mpox case count has risen to 24 following the detection of two more laboratory-confirmed cases in Gauteng and…

Above-Ground Agriculture in Centre-North region of Burkina Faso: Displaced Women Enhancing Resilience Amidst Instability

Soilless farming is proving essential for boosting food security among internally displaced people (IDPs) who live in camps or densely…

Bank Almost Repossessed Our Home Due to Mortgage Arrears, Says Museveni’s Daughter in Uganda

In a recent address to her congregation at Covenant Nations Church, Patience Museveni Rwabwogo recounted a distressing financial challenge her…

Constructing the Great Green Wall: Africa’s Bold Initiative Against Desertification

In 2007, the African Union introduced the Great Green Wall (GGW) initiative, an ambitious project aimed at rehabilitating 100 million…

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Nationwide Uprising: Nigerians Demand Action on Rising Costs and Governance Failures

Nigerians from all 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory have launched a major protest aimed at ending bad governance.…

Showcasing the Excellence of African Cinema

Film Africa’s 11th edition is set to bring together a diverse range of film talent from Africa and its diaspora,…

Malawi Refugee Camp Raid Unlikely to Dismantle People Smuggling Networks

While the Malawian police are aware of the smuggling activities, their efforts are hampered by bribery. Nearly two weeks after…

Life

Pictures: Rwanda Unveils Advanced Endoscopy Technology

The University Teaching Hospital of Kigali (CHUK) has obtained advanced endoscopy technology that integrates endoscopy and ultrasound. This innovation allows…

Life

Famine Conditions Reported in Areas of Sudan’s Darfur

A food security report supported by the United Nations determined on Thursday that over a year of conflict in Sudan…

Kenya Uses Poison in Effort to Eradicate One Million Crows

The term “invasive alien birds” might sound like a plotline from a Hollywood thriller, but for residents of coastal Kenya,…

Life

Rise in Lassa Fever Deaths Reported in Nigeria

Since the start of the year, at least 163 people have died from Lassa fever, with 933 cases confirmed in…

Human Rights Watch Calls on Tanzania to Halt Forced Evictions of Indigenous Tribes from Ancestral Lands

Human Rights Watch has accused Tanzania of forcibly removing indigenous tribes from their ancestral land in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area.…

Life

Government Directed to Pay Over Ksh470 Million to Garissa University Attack Survivors

The Nairobi High Court has issued a groundbreaking ruling, directing the government to pay over Ksh470 million to the families…

Zimbabwe Leads the Way in Gastronomy Tourism Development

The inaugural United Nations Tourism Regional Forum on Gastronomy Tourism for Africa, hosted in Zimbabwe, represents a major advancement for…

Deadline for Cape Town CBD Homeless: Eviction Orders Set to Take Effect

Cape Town – Today is the deadline for the city’s homeless in the downtown area to dismantle their tent cities…

Life

Although They Cannot Fly, Enormous Hippos Can Still Get Airborne

In 1872, Leland Stanford, founder of Stanford University, enlisted the help of eccentric inventor Eadweard Muybridge to settle a debated…

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