Africa: Angola Defends Reform to Avoid Export of Raw Materials in Africa

Tanzania has confirmed an outbreak of Marburg virus disease in the Kagera region after one case tested positive, with 25 suspected cases testing negative and currently under close follow-up. The government, with WHO support, is implementing key outbreak control measures, aiming to prevent further spread of the highly virulent disease that causes haemorrhagic fever and has no licensed treatment or vaccine available. Previous outbreaks have been reported in African countries, emphasizing the need for collaborative...

Gary Barlow embarks on a wine tour of South Africa, showcasing the country's iconic wine regions in a five-part series premiering on BBC Lifestyle. Immersing himself in the culture and craft behind exceptional wines, Gary's passion for wine shines through as he explores the landscapes and tastes of Stellenbosch, Franschhoek, and Swartland. Joined by friends, he shares moments of laughter, learning, and music while celebrating life's simple pleasures through good food, great wine, and better...

Selecting the right career path is crucial for shaping one's future, and The African Reporter is highlighting different career fields to guide younger readers. This week, fashion design is featured, with insights from designer Sandile Xaba on the profession, education options, skills needed, and career opportunities. The advice given emphasizes staying true to one's creative vision, working hard, and networking within the industry for success. Full Article

The first day of the Libya Energy&Economic Summit (LEES) 2025, hosted by the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) of Libya, focused on technological advancements, sustainability, and workforce development in the country's oil and gas sector to drive efficiency, innovation, and investment. Presentations by the Libyan Council for Oil, Gas&Renewable Energy, SPE of Libya, Delta United Group, and Tumi Law Firm highlighted the importance of balancing natural resources with clean technologies, digital transformation, sustainable energy initiatives,...

Caves along the Western Cape coast, like Klipgat, Waenhuiskrans, Elands Bay, Peers Cave, and Pinnacle Point, offer a glimpse into ancient history and stunning views. These sea caves were shaped by ocean waves and hold significant archaeological and heritage importance. Visitors can explore rock paintings, artifacts, and enjoy the breathtaking landscapes while learning about the rich cultural heritage of the region. Full Article

Lola Shoneyin, a novelist and publisher of Ouida Books in Nigeria, is leading the BookStorm project to train writers, agents, illustrators, editors, and designers on publishing children's books in Africa. Focused on creating culturally relevant content for Nigerian children, Shoneyin plans to produce 100 children's books by 2027, addressing the lack of high-quality picture books in the region. Despite challenges like inflation, taxes, and piracy, industry professionals like Shoneyin and Ngamije emphasize the importance of...