Sudan’s worsening famine: Conflict puts millions at risk

As Valentine’s Day approaches, the rise of catfishing on digital platforms is highlighted, with individuals creating false identities to manipulate and deceive others. Julie Noizeux Inder from Fortinet warns of the dangers of catfishing, emphasizing the psychological impact and potential risks involved. To protect oneself, experts recommend thorough research, skepticism of suspicious profiles, and cautious sharing of personal information online in order to prevent emotional and financial exploitation. Full Article

President John Dramani Mahama emphasized the importance of Africa transitioning from raw material exporters to producers of finished goods at the Africa Prosperity Dialogues in Accra. He highlighted the need for indigenizing ownership and adding value to natural resources to boost the economy, create jobs, and increase Africa's global trade share. Mahama also advocated for investment in infrastructure, education, and trade policies to take advantage of the African Continental Free Trade Area and unlock a...

Camping is a memorable way to connect with nature, but safety is crucial. Protect yourself from the sun with sunscreen and protective gear, follow fire safety protocols, and beware of local wildlife. Stay hydrated, be prepared for emergencies, and practice basic first aid skills to ensure a safe camping experience. Full Article

Joining Mercy Ships as day crew has transformed Josoa Mino's life, providing him with opportunities he never thought possible and valuable professional and personal growth. Through his work in the Deck Department, Josoa has learned English, gained extensive knowledge about ships, and found a sense of worth and purpose. His journey with Mercy Ships has not only impacted his own life but has also inspired his family and community to reach their dreams and believe...

Residents of Langaville's Ext 8 came together to clean up their neighborhood due to ongoing service delivery issues, forming the Ext 8 Forum. The group cleared clogged stormwater drains, removed overgrown vegetation in the park, and addressed safety concerns such as hidden knives and drug-related litter. The forum received support from volunteers and local businesses, emphasizing their commitment to maintaining a clean and safe community environment. Full Article

Africa's mobile telecom market is highly competitive, with the top five operators controlling most of the market, but over 150 players are competing. Fierce competition has led to aggressive price cuts, reducing data costs significantly, but slowing investment in infrastructure. Despite high video consumption, only 320 million of 1.1 billion people use mobile internet in Sub-Saharan Africa, highlighting the need for increased infrastructure investment to meet rising digital demand by 2030. Full Article