He settled in Nouadhibou, Mauritania’s second-largest city, where he shared a one-room shack with four friends, and found work as a casual labourer on construction sites, earning two to three times ...

According to the WHO, voluntary depigmentation persists in the country, with a prevalence rate of 50%. Experts warn how the practice has become more common over the last 10 years ...

Malaysia’s bid to make durian its national fruit has once again stoked tensions over food with neighbors—but experts offer a different perspective.

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Nigeria to replace Emergency Travel Certificate with Single-Entry Emergency Travel Passport (STEP) STEP aids stranded Nigerians abroad; aligns with broader immigration and border control reforms ...

The hollow, self-righteous defence of “our culture” and “our values” has become an incendiary chant of the far right — particularly in Western, majority white Christian nations. Both are allegedly ...

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Organisers of the Ezi-Aha Festival say they plan to raise more than 2,000 young culture ambassadors and entrepreneurs across the South-East by 2026, using culture as a tool for economic empowerment, ...

Nobody likes to see a detour sign. We have our plans and our schedules mapped out, and suddenly all that is changed by the ugly orange sign that says, “Detour!” But like it or not, sooner or later we ...