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What an archaeological site along the Nile reveals about Nubian civilization - Vimarsana News

What an archaeological site along the Nile reveals about Nubian civilization

Even though ancient Kush rivaled and, at times, conquered Egypt, there’s been a relative lack of modern attention paid to this civilization.

Source: qz.com
How Swahili became Africa's most spoken language — Quartz Africa - Vimarsana News

How Swahili became Africa's most spoken language — Quartz Africa

Once just an obscure island dialect of an African Bantu tongue, Swahili has evolved into Africa’s most internationally recognized language. It is peer to the few languages of the world that boast over 200 million users.

Source: qz.com
What ancient DNA reveals about migration in Africa - Vimarsana News

What ancient DNA reveals about migration in Africa

The presence of eastern African ancestry as far south as Zambia, and southern African ancestry as far north as Kenya, indicates that people were moving long distances and having children far from where they were born.

Source: qz.com
Africa's prehistoric technological advances changed the world — Quartz Africa - Vimarsana News

Africa's prehistoric technological advances changed the world — Quartz Africa

Their inventions would change the course of human history for thousands of years to come, determining the fates of peoples and empires.

Source: qz.com
Who benefits from Africa's $24 billion marine fisheries industry — Quartz Africa - Vimarsana News

Who benefits from Africa's $24 billion marine fisheries industry — Quartz Africa

It’s estimated that in west Africa, illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing is the equivalent of 40% to 65% of legally reported catch.

Source: qz.com