Maps have fascinated people for centuries. They are inherently political. What we see on a map either aligns with our view of the world, or doesn’t. When it does, we share it confirms our beliefs.
Countries Must Compete For Migrant Workers To Boost Their Economies – The African Nations Getting It Right
n 2017, 74% of all immigrants were of working age. It makes sense that losing this vital demographic can damage a countrys economy and that gaining these workers can help grow anothers
Over 300 Million Rely On It: Why The 11 Nations That Depend On The Nile Need To Reach A River Deal Soon
More than 80% of the water reaching Egypt comes from the Blue Nile which originates in Ethiopia.
How An African Passport Could Answer The ‘African Predicament’: That Of Independence Without Freedom
Visa and immigration officials at the gates of major embassies seem to have great talent and insatiable penchant for choreographic, inane demonstrations of power.
What’s So Special About Kivu? Here’s Why Exploring For Oil In This Little Lake Is A Very Big Deal
There is over 60km of methane gas dissolved in the deep water of the lake; the supersaturated gas would release spontaneously if the deep water was displaced upward – just like a soda bottle pops when it is vigorously shaken