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The age of extinction 'My land is now owned by lions': Maasai farmers offer Kenya's wildlife a lifeline

Kenya has lost 70% of its wildlife in 30 years, but conservancy schemes could halt the decline – and benefit local communities

Published: 2:30 AM
Uganda reopens border to thousands of people fleeing violence in DRC

Published: 1:30 AM
Lagos distributes free phones to pupils to bridge digital divide

Published: 12:00 AM

'Godzilla dust cloud' from Sahara blankets Caribbean on its way to US

Air quality sinks to hazardous levels as biggest cloud seen in a generation swamps region after transatlantic journey

Published: 7:17 PM
African countries unite to create 'one stop shop' to lower cost of Covid-19 tests and PPE

Published: 3:30 AM
‘It would spread quickly in those cells’: Covid-19 imperils packed Egypt prison

Published: 2:30 AM

Israeli spyware used to target Moroccan journalist, Amnesty claims

Amnesty alleges phone of Omar Radi in Morocco was infected by NSO’s Pegasus software

Published: 6:00 PM
Nigerian scholar calls for halt to auction of sacred Igbo artworks

Chika Okeke-Agulu says sale of sculptures removed during 1960s civil war ‘perpetuates violence’ of conflict

Published: 5:04 AM

Rare 'ring of fire' annular solar eclipse to cast shadow over Africa and Asia

Event will be visible across a narrow band from Congo-Brazzaville to southern China

Published: 9:10 PM
The cat's whiskers: new way of counting lions could boost conservation efforts

Scientists say current methods of estimating lion numbers could be drastically wrong, with serious consequences for the big cats

Published: 4:00 PM

Photographing the pandemic Discretion saves lives: quick cleans and ‘Hotel Quarantine' in Niamey

Understanding fear of stigma is essential in the battle against coronavirus in Niger’s capital. All photographs by Juan Haro for Unicef

Published: 4:30 AM

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