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Desmond Ofei, assistant coach of the Black Stars, aims to overcome Ghana’s recent football disappointments. He acknowledges the disappointment of missing the AFCON and emphasizes teamwork. The upcoming World Cup …
Desmond Ofei: Black Stars Approach Upcoming Matches with Determination and Focus Read More
Tropical Cyclone Jude hit Madagascar on 8 March 2025, causing casualties and displacing thousands. It intensified into a cyclone making landfall in Mozambique on 10 March, impacting the region with …
Impact Report: Tropical Cyclone Jude in Southern Africa – Update Read More
Farmers in Madagascar’s vanilla regions are grappling with climate change effects, including unpredictable rainfall and rising temperatures, severely impacting their agriculture. Despite foreseeing worsening conditions, only 20% are adapting practices …
Farmers in Madagascar Confront Mounting Climate Challenges Read More
On March 10, 2025, Morocco commemorates the 66th anniversary of King Mohammed V’s passing, honoring his leadership in the independence movement. Born in 1909, he became king in 1927 and …
66 Years Later: Morocco Remembers King Mohammed V, Architect of Independence Read More
Northern Mozambique is facing its third cyclone, Cyclone Jude, in four months, bringing heavy rains and winds of up to 195 km/h. Previous cyclones have caused substantial casualties and damage. …
Northern Mozambique Encounters Third Cyclone in Four Months: Cyclone Jude Read More
Farmers in Madagascar’s vanilla regions are grappling with impacts of climate change, such as altered rainfall and temperature. A recent study found that while farmers recognize these issues, few are …
Madagascar’s Vanilla Farmers: Battling Climate Change and Financial Constraints Read More
Farmers in Madagascar’s vanilla belt confront escalating climate changes, hindering their ability to adapt and farm effectively. Interviews reveal widespread concerns over drying water sources, pest increases, and health issues. …
Madagascar Farmers Facing Climate Change: Adaptation Challenges and Strategies Read More
Cyclone Batsirai has killed at least ten in Madagascar and displaced nearly 48,000 people. With winds reaching 165 km/h, it caused significant destruction, especially in towns like Mananjary and Nosy …
Cyclone Batsirai Causes Extensive Damage and Casualties in Madagascar Read More
The article discusses the death of Edesio Alejandro, a pivotal figure in Cuban music, reflecting on his influence in various artistic realms, his support for young artists, and his notable …
Edesio Alejandro’s Legacy: Cuban Music Pioneer Remembered After Passing Read More
The IMF completed its First Reviews for Madagascar under the ECF and RSF, allowing a US$101 million disbursement. Performance under these programs was adequate but inconsistent, with key priorities including …
IMF Completes First Credit Review with Madagascar Read More