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Ethiopia set to build Africa's largest airport

New airport will have four runways and be able to handle 100-110 million passengers per year, making it continent's largest airport once completed

Ynetnews | 08.14.24

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Archaeologists uncover earliest evidence of plant farming in East Africa

Excavations at Kenya's Kakapel Rockshelter reveals largest and most extensively dated archaeobotanical record from interior East Africa, spanning over 9,000 years

Ynetnews | 07.14.24

Three-legged lion sighted in record 1.5 kilometer lion swim

Two lions, including a three-legged survivor named Jacob, swam across Uganda's Kazinga channel, setting a new record for longest lion swim

Ynetnews | 06.17.24

Black lives matter much less to UN World Food Programme Head Arif Husain

Opinion: The current head of the UN World Food Programme has been disproportionately paying more attention to the food security situation in Gaza rather than the serious hotspots such as Nigeria and Ethiopia

Noah Beck | 04.20.24

British man becomes first to run length of Africa

'Hardest Geezer' Russ Cook completes perilous 10,000-mile run through 16 countries from South Africa's Cape Agulhas to Tunisia's northern tip, drawing many fans to join him; 'I'm a bit tired,' he admitted at the finish

ynet correspondents | 04.10.24

How can Israel communicate with a neglected Africa continent?

Opinion: Anti-Israel sentiment is growing in Africa, which accounts for a quarter of United Nations votes, yet there are barely any means to confront it

Tova Herzl | 11.20.23

Circle of life: Only 25,000 lions left in Africa

Some 90% of lion habitats were damaged, leaving lions with only 25 suitable countries to live in; Study mapped ecological and socio-political threats and predicts depressing reality for 'king of beasts'

Yogev Israeli | 09.18.23

Modern-day slavery: Qatar and FIFA continue to abuse and exploit foreign workers

Wage theft, families of deceased workers denied compensation and workers being trapped by their employers; This is the true legacy of the 2022 World Cup, not Messi and Mbappé

Zeev Avrahami | 09.13.23

Millions of Africans could migrate toward Israel in upcoming years due to climate change

Africans significantly more susceptible to climate-related catastrophes compared to other global regions; A study reveals substantial disparity in readiness for these events between Africa and the Western world, begging the question whether Israel will be a mass-migration destination

Ilana Curiel | 09.04.23

Foreign aid as a means of Western neocolonialism

Opinion: International aid has a disastrous impact on African countries and perpetuates dictatorships, which are the main cause of Africa's problems

Anna Mahjar-Barducci | 09.03.23

Over 100 wounded in Eritrean asylum-seekers riots in Tel Aviv

At least 135 were evacuated to hospital, most suffering gunshot wounds after police broke up violent riots prompted by opponents of the Eritrean regime during celebration of Eritrean independence

Ynet, Agencies | 09.02.23

'I found the only Jew in Chad' diplomat writes in decades old letter just revealed

Letter describes Persian Jewish man who served as muezzin for the Muslim community in Fort Lamy for years before letting on that he was Jewish; Ambassador says he hoped now, he would contribute to his own people

Itamar Eichner | 09.01.23

Israeli doctor provides medical equipment for lung patients in Zanzibar

Prof. Gabriel Izbicki finds Tanzanian doctors lack basic medical equipment and training, and arranged Israel visit for professionals to learn how to operate the devices; 'This is a significant and moving donation,' guests say

Gilad Cohen | 08.28.23

Deterring elephants and renovating schools: Israeli youth come to Tanzania to teach and learn

Fifteen Israeli highschoolers travel to African nation to help locals cope with agricultural challenges while developing leadership skills

Ran Rimon | 08.14.23

Israeli arrested in Madagascar for smuggling rare tortoises

Customs officials in the African country discover 59 tortoises among the personal belongings of an Israeli traveling to Thailand; Lawyer says he thought transporting them to Thailand was legal

Itamar Eichner | 06.27.23

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