The Stark Reality of Food Insecurity Over 40 million people in West and Central Africa are currently struggling to secure their next meal, with projections indicating this number could rise to 52 million by mid-next year, according to a recent report from the UN food agency. The World Food Programme (WFP) revealed that about 3.4 […]
Celebrate the Season with a Festive Concert This Sunday, prepare for a musical delight as the Musika Banda, Banda Gaztea, and the renowned choirs Oñati, Ganbara, and Hots come together for a captivating Christmas concert. Set to commence at 12:30 PM, this festive event promises to be a remarkable celebration that resonates with the holiday […]
Celebrating Legendary Summer Anthems The summer of 2000 marked a vibrant period in music, filled with unforgettable hits that remain popular during celebrations today. **Britney Spears** delivered the iconic “Oops! I Did It Again,” while **Bon Jovi** rocked the airwaves with “It’s My Life.” **Jennifer Lopez** got the crowd moving with “Let’s Get Loud.” Amongst […]
Driving Towards a Greener Future Rwanda, a small nation nestled in East Africa between Uganda and Tanzania, has set its sights on transforming its transportation landscape. The country aspires to become a hub for electric vehicles (EVs), aiming for a future where all its cars are eco-friendly. In a strategic move, the Rwandan government is […]
New Insights into West Africa’s Geopolitical Landscape The University of Seville has launched an insightful publication addressing the intricate issues facing the Sahel region, emphasizing its significance for the present and future of West Africa. This collective work, titled ‘New Geopolitics in West Africa and the Sahel: The Need for Fresh Responses to Crises and […]
The fishing sector faces significant challenges. A recent international meeting held in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria highlighted these issues as representatives from various countries gathered to discuss equitable fishing practices in West African waters. The event was initiated by the Spanish fishing producers organization, ANACEF. Their managing director emphasized the necessity of establishing uniform […]
From Personal Loss to Global Impact: The Story of Amelie Wamba In Cameroon, a young woman named Amelie Wamba turned her personal tragedy into a mission to combat malaria, a leading cause of death worldwide. The loss of her brother and grandmother to this devastating disease ignited her passion for public health and scientific research. […]
Upcoming Webinar on Nutritional Strategies for Africa A significant online seminar is set for December 10, featuring Tiziana de Magistris from the Agrifood Economic Research Unit at Aragón’s CITA. Organized by the Regional Center of Excellence Against Hunger and Malnutrition (CERFAM), this event will delve into the nuances of food options in Sub-Saharan Africa. Titled […]
Discover Melilla’s Awe-Inspiring Nativity Scene The city of Melilla proudly presents Africa’s largest life-sized Nativity scene, spanning over 1,400 square meters within the historic walls of Melilla la Vieja. This remarkable display, set in an area steeped in over 500 years of history, is designed to transport visitors back to the time of Christ’s birth. […]
Critical Insights on Africa’s Nutritional Challenges The **upcoming online seminar** scheduled for December 10, featuring Tiziana de Magistris from the Agrifood Research and Technology Centre of Aragón, promises to shed light on pressing nutritional issues in sub-Saharan Africa. This event is organized by the Centre of Excellence Against Hunger and Malnutrition in collaboration with the […]