The project called International Food Atlas and Digital Platform aims to reinforce the value of food as "living heritage" to be passed to future generations.
Tanzania’s fight against Marburg Virus Disease underscores the need to integrate traditional healers into public health surveillance, transforming them from cultural caregivers into frontline warriors.
DRC has confirmed an anthrax outbreak in eastern North Kivu Province, with one confirmed human case and one death.
Education officials in Mozambique have warned that the US aid freeze to the country will negatively the development of early childhood education.
Turkish envoy condemns Israel's attacks in Gaza, the occupied West Bank, Syria, Lebanon, and demands urgent UN action.
The declaration of the end of the outbreak followed 42 days "without a new case since the last confirmed patient was discharged."
Kenyan runner Agnes Ngetich has become the first woman to run the distance in under 30 minutes in a women-only race.
As foreign aid dwindles, Africa's fight against malaria flounders, leaving millions vulnerable to a preventable disease endemic to the continent.
Recep Tayyip Erdogan, in message to Sahak II Mashalian, honors Ottoman Armenians, emphasises shared future.
An innovative UNESCO-backed education initiative in Zimbabwe blends rural traditions with modern learning, helping students imbibe practical life skills while getting insights into their ancestral way of life.
More than 14,000 cholera cases and 505 deaths have been reported since the outbreak began in January 2025.
If Africa’s AI future is to be one of empowerment, inclusion, and peace, it must be written with women not as afterthoughts but as architects of what comes.
Recurring violence in Nigeria’s Plateau State continues to devastate communities and challenge peacebuilding efforts.
A total of 210 detections have been reported in the Lake Chad Basin region, 140 of which resulted in paralysis.
Investigators said they were looking for "stolen or hidden" military materiel but nothing was found, according to Joseph Kabila's family spokesperson.
Israel bombed, burned, destroyed at least 35 hospitals in Gaza since October 2023, says South African Foreign Ministry.
Somalia's revival as a tourism destination marks a journey from conflict to reclaiming its lost identity as a country blessed with natural wealth, cultural richness, and a resilient population.
African films are making a big splash at the 2025 Tribeca Festival, with Kenya, Egypt and Nigeria having a strong representation.
Pakistani Embassy in Ankara hosts grand reception for the country's 85th National Day, with stirring speeches from Turkish and Pakistani officials highlighting unity during Turkish independence war and future alliance pr
Secretary of State Marco Rubio 'has become the guy who disappears foreign students in the United States,' says Chris Van Hollen.
The incident sparked public anger, with local residents staging protests shortly after the wall collapsed.
Ankara urges end to Al Fasher siege after strikes on Zamzam camp kill civilians and aid workers.
The future of Kenya's creative industry may be taking shape at the 63rd National Drama and Film Festival, providing not just a stage for budding talents but also opening a window to professional opportunities.
Türkiye’s education diplomacy is shaping leaders of tomorrow. Through initiatives like the International Anatolian Imam Hatip High Schools and the Maarif Foundation, Türkiye is strengthening global ties and fostering cul
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