From Prized Artworks to Bullet Shells: The Devastating Impact of War on Sudan’s Museums.

The rich cultural tapestry of Sudan, home to some of the oldest civilizations in human history, faces a profound threat due to ongoing conflicts. The wars that have marred this…

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The Jonam: The River People of the Albert Nile and Guardians of a Unique Fishing Heritage

Along the banks of the Albert Nile in northwestern Uganda lives the Jonam, a community whose identity has been shaped profoundly by one of Africa's great waterways. For generations, the…

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Rwanda: Where Intore Dance, Ancient Traditions, and a Culture of Resilience Shape the Land of a Thousand Hills

Rwanda is a country of dramatic hills, green valleys, carefully cultivated fields, and communities whose traditions have survived extraordinary historical change. Often called the Land of a Thousand Hills, it…

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Africa will rise to the top globally through stronger Intra-African trade, Gautam Karve, Editor-in-Chief, World Media Organization

By Gautam Karve, Editor-in-Chief, World Media Organization 23th August 2026 - South Africa and Zimbabwe have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral cooperation through several agreements and Memoranda of Understanding…

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The Kakwa: The Borderland People of Uganda and Keepers of a Rich Central Sudanic Heritage

At Uganda's northwestern frontier, where the country's borders meet South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo, lives the Kakwa people. Their homeland is a remarkable cultural crossroads where communities,…

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Nigeria: Where Ancient Kingdoms, Hundreds of Cultures, and Living Traditions Shape Africa’s Giant

Nigeria is often introduced through its size: Africa's most populous country, one of the continent's largest economies, and home to some of its most influential cities. But numbers alone cannot…

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Social interaction is essential for healthy childhood development

Parents often focus on academic achievement, but one of the most powerful influences on a child's development is something far simpler: meaningful social interaction. According to Linique Hanekom, a speech-language…

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Ghana–Jamaica partnership opens a new chapter for Africa–Caribbean relations, Gautam Karve Editor-in-Chief, World Media Organization

4th August 2026 - President John Dramani Mahama has embarked on a significant four-day official visit to Jamaica from 2–5 August 2026, reinforcing the enduring historical, cultural, and diplomatic ties…

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PRIDE and Family Chaos: Saying sorry heals and mends friendships

The Frogs & the Oxen An Ox came down to a reedy pool to drink. As he splashed heavily into the water, he crushed a young Frog into the mud.…

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Hepatitis Is the Test of Africa’s Health Sovereignty

By Dr Jean Kaseya, Director General, Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC)

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Africa’s next tourism boom may begin in its churches

For decades Africa has sold itself to the world through its wildlife, beaches and spectacular landscapes. Yet one of the continent's largest untapped tourism assets attracts millions of people every…

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The Madi: The River People of the Nile and Keepers of an Enduring Cultural Legacy

Flowing through the heart of northwestern Uganda, the River Nile has shaped the lives of the Madi people for centuries. Living along its fertile banks and surrounding plains, the Madi…

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Niger: Where the Sahara, the Great River, and Ancient Caravan Kingdoms Preserve the Spirit of the Sahel

At the heart of the Sahel, where the mighty Sahara gradually gives way to fertile river valleys, lies Niger—a country whose history has been shaped by trade, resilience, and the…

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SMALL THINGS MATTER: Refrain from the habit of undermining the small opportunities of growth that surround you daily.

Appreciate the small things even when you don't feel like it. One day you’ll look back at them and realize they were the big things.

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Bell Lager Wins Gold at the 2026 Monde Selection Awards as Uganda’s Original Beer turns 75

Kampala, Uganda, 17th July: Seventy-five years after its first brew, Uganda’s original beer has once again earned international recognition for the consistent quality that has defined Bell Lager for generations. …

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Namibia: Where the World’s Oldest Desert and Ancient Cultures Tell Africa’s Story of Survival

There are few places on Earth where nature inspires as much awe as Namibia. Here, towering red sand dunes meet the Atlantic Ocean, ancient rock art survives on rugged mountains,…

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