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In this, the first of a new monthly series, ...to glimpse: African Cinema Now!, curated by Fegor Obuwoma, Mantoa, an 80-year-old woman who has lived her entire life in a small Lesotho village, learns that her son has been killed in an accident and is forced to venture out into the world and fight for what is right.

Several competing hypotheses have emerged in the past five decades about the Serengeti migration.

Ghanas parliament voted to pass a controversial bill to severely restrict LGBTQ rights on Wednesday in a move condemned by activists.

Lessons from the Serengeti herds may help conservationists manage migratory herbivore populations.

FROSTBURG — Frostburg State University’s departments of biology, educational professions and recreation and parks management will host a presentation by Mamie Parker titled “A Black Woman’s Journey: Breaking Concrete Blocks

Rivalry between accordion musicians has fuelled years of deadly gang warfare in the tiny African kingdom of Lesotho. These men, many of whom are also miners, have since created an illegal mining empire in neighbouring South Africa.

Since the latter part of 2023 hardly a week has gone by without some residents of Johannesburg, South Africa’s commercial capital, losing their water supply

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Minister of Foreign Affairs Francis Fonseca, represented Belize on Sunday at the 19th Special Meeting of the Council

Two South Africans accused of involvement in money being channelled from Lesotho's Central Bank to private company accounts have been arrested.