North Africa
From Mediterranean cities to desert frontiers.
Grand Egyptian Museum Officially Opens in Giza
byThe Trending Desk• Nov 3, 2025
On November 1, 2025, Egypt opened the Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza, showcasing 50,000 artifacts and redefining the country’s cultural tourism.
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How Rachid Yazami's Work Challenges Africa's Raw Mineral Export Pattern
byAdetoro Adetayo• Nov 15, 2025
Rachid Yazami’s discoveries reveal how Africa could build its own battery industry, capturing value instead of exporting raw minerals abroad.
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Morocco’s Gen Z 212 Protests Challenge the Status Quo
byThe Trending Desk• Oct 8, 2025
From September 27 to October 7, 2025, youth-led unrest over jobs and healthcare left three dead and 409 arrested nationwide.
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African Mining Week Opens Doors to New Deals
byThe Trending Desk• Oct 5, 2025
On October 1–3, 2025, ministers and investors met in Cape Town to chart Africa’s mining future: innovation, investment, and inclusion took center stage.
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Hengsheng’s $70m Textile Plant Opens in Egypt’s Suez Canal Economic Zone
byThe Trending Desk• Sep 21, 2025
On September 20, 2025, Egypt inaugurated a 200,000 m² Hengsheng textile plant in Qantara West, which is expected to create 1,300 jobs.
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Can Tunisia’s Jobs Plan Deliver on Its Promise?
byAdetola Adetayo• Aug 12, 2025
Youth unemployment is soaring past 40%, yet parts of Tunisia’s National Employment Strategy show signs of hope. From rural training fixes to SME-friendly reforms, here’s what could turn policy from paper to paychecks.
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Africa’s Startup Model Isn’t Broken. It Was Built for the Wrong Continent.
byTomi Abe• Jul 24, 2025
A Silicon Valley playbook is being forced onto fragmented markets, where patience, not speed, is the key to survival.
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Reimagining the Great Green Wall
byAdetoro Adetayo• Apr 13, 2025
To succeed, the Great Green Wall must approach the Sahel’s restoration by going beyond tree planting to prioritize native species, soil regeneration, and local community leadership.
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How Morocco’s Family Code Reform Reshaped Women's Rights
byNaomi Ayibaemi Frank-Opigo• Feb 13, 2025
The 2004 reform empowered Moroccan women with new legal rights, yet persistent cultural barriers and uneven enforcement still hinder progress.
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The Enduring Wisdom of Nubian Homes
byTomi Abe• Dec 4, 2024
Passed down through generations, Nubian homes tell a story of survival, ingenuity, and a timeless connection to their roots.
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E-Mobility for the Many, Not the Few
byAdetoro Adetayo• Nov 16, 2024
What strategies can Africa adopt to make e-mobility affordable and accessible while bridging the gap in urban transportation for underserved communities?
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The Birth of UNAMID and the Quest for Regional Stability
byTomi Abe• Oct 23, 2024
The establishment of UNAMID marked a pivotal moment in international efforts to address conflict and restore stability in Darfur.
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The Systemic Flaws Behind Nigeria’s Olympic Drought
byTomi Abe• Sep 11, 2024
Nigeria's Olympic struggles reveal critical flaws in sports infrastructure, governance, and funding, contrasting sharply with successful African nations.
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Why Egypt's Growth Isn't Helping Those Who Need It
byAdetola Adetayo• Aug 26, 2024
Despite Egypt's booming economy, deep-rooted inequality and poor social safety nets leave the most vulnerable struggling in poverty.
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The Timeless Design of Moroccan Homes
byTomi Abe• Jul 5, 2024
From the intricate zellij tiles to the cooling riads, Moroccan architecture embodies a harmonious blend of tradition and functionality that continues to captivate and inspire.
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The Hidden Cost of Egypt's Economic Growth
byAdetola Adetayo• Jun 10, 2024
Despite Egypt's impressive economic growth, the stark reality of persistent poverty and environmental challenges reveals the hidden costs of a rapidly transforming economy, demanding a shift towards more inclusive and sustainable development practices.
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