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View of an iceberg on Half Moon island, Antarctica

Antarctica Hits Record High Temperature

A record-setting high temperature was reportedly recorded recently on the Antarctic Peninsula.

Endangered Mountain Gorillas Killed By Lightning Strike

Four mountain gorillas were found dead from apparent electrocution in a protected park in Uganda.

Sprawling Lagos grows by one million inhabitants a year for the last ten years, making every square meter of real estate a precious commodity

Lagos Ban On Motorcycles Spell More Misery For Huge City’s Poor Residents

A ban on motorcycles in Lagos will worsen transport problems in a city with inadequate public transit

Greta Thunburg watches fellow eco warrior Vanessa Nakate, speaking from Kampala, after she was cropped out of a photo of young activists

Greta Thunberg Puts Africa's Climate Activists In Media Spotlight

Greta Thunberg puts Africa's climate activists in media spotlight

Attack Kills 15 In Eastern DR Congo

Attack kills 15 in eastern DR Congo

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says he wants to make the UK the "investment partner of choice" for African countries

UK Puts Visas Into Pitch For Post-Brexit Trade With Africa

UK puts visas into pitch for post-Brexit trade with Africa

sepsis, septicemia, on the rise, blood poisoning

What Is The Difference Between Sepsis And Septicemia?

Reports from all over the world indicate that sepsis is on the rise. It is also reported that one in five deaths is attributed to the illness. What caused the increase in sepsis cases, and is it the same as septicemia?

Sepsis occurs when a person's organs cease to function properly as the result of an out-of-control immune response to infection

Sepsis Linked To 1-in-5 Deaths Worldwide: Study

Sepsis linked to 1-in-5 deaths worldwide: study

Thousands of Bozize supporters turned out last month to celebrate his return -- many have urged him to run again, despite his part in the country's bloody conflict seven years ago

3-D Chess With Ex-presidents Back In War-torn C.Africa Ahead Of Polls

3-D chess with ex-presidents back in war-torn C.Africa ahead of polls

The UN's Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) says the Horn of Africa is facing its worst locust threat in a quarter of a century

Swarms Of Locusts Threaten Food Security In Kenya: Govt

Swarms of locusts threaten food security in Kenya: govt

Thousands of people took refuge in the grounds of a Catholic church in Drodro as fighting raged in Djugu territory last July

Violence In DR Congo's Ituri May Be Crimes Against Humanity: UN

Violence in DR Congo's Ituri may be crimes against humanity: UN

Arrested: Ugandan pop star Bobi Wine, who has vowed to challenge the 2021 elections

Uganda Police Arrest Pop-star MP Bobi Wine, Teargas Supporters

Uganda police arrest pop-star MP Bobi Wine, teargas supporters

Africa is largely blameless for climate change, yet its growing energy demands risk a larger carbon footprint

Brits Surpass Africans' Annual Carbon Emissions In Just Two Weeks

According to a study, the average British person emits more carbon dioxide in two weeks compared to a citizen of any one of seven African Nations in an entire year. Are people willing to change?