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Zambia and Gambia explained

16Jan/24

Zambia and Gambia explained

January 16, 2024Human InterestAngola, Botswana, Congo, Economy of the Gambia, Gambia, Gambian dalasi, Kwacha, Least developed countries, Malawi, Member states of the African Union, Member states of the Commonwealth of Nations, Member states of the United Nations, Mozambique, Namibia, Outline of the Gambia, Republics in the Commonwealth of Nations, Senegal, Tanzania, The Gambia, Zambia, Zambian Kwacha (Rebased Jan 2013), Zimbabwe, ZMWadmin

Jan. 16, 2024 /Human Interest/ — Zambia and Gambia, despite their similar-sounding names, are quite different countries in Southern and West Africa, respectively. Here’s a breakdown of their key differences: Continue reading →

15Jan/24

What is the difference between the jews and Israel state?

January 15, 2024Politicsabraham joshua, Abraham Joshua Heschel, African American–Jewish relations, Arik Ascherman, David, Dennis Goldberg, Israel, Jews in the civil rights movement, Jr., Judaism, Martin Luther, Martin Luther King Jr, Ruth First, South Africa, United Statesadmin

Jan. 8, 2024 /Human interest/ — Jews have a long history of advocating for human rights around the world, including in the US Civil Rights movement and against apartheid in South Africa. This commitment stems from both religious and ethical principles within Judaism that emphasize justice, equality, and compassion for all. Continue reading →

15Jan/24

Why is South Africa Calling out Israel?

January 15, 2024Conflict and WarApartheid, Crime of apartheid, Criticism of Israel, Israel, Israel and apartheid, Racial segregation, Social inequality, South Africa, Urban decayadmin

Jan. 15, 2024 /Politics/ — The comparison of Israel to the former apartheid regime in South Africa is a complex and sensitive issue with no easy answer. Both situations involved racial and ethnic tensions, but there are also significant differences in historical context, legal frameworks, and political dynamics. Continue reading →

15Jan/24

Zambia is the most peaceful country in Africa.

January 15, 2024Conflict and WarConflict, Conflict resolution, Dispute resolution, Emmanuel Bombande, Environmental peacebuilding, Global citizenship, Humanitarian aid, International development, Kenneth Kaunda, Peacebuilding, Zambiaadmin

Sept. 15, 2023 /World / — Zambia has experienced internal conflicts including rebellions and uprisings, it has not experienced a full-blown civil war comparable to those seen in several other African nations. Continue reading →

15Jan/24

Beyond the Minerals: Uncovering the Vibrant Tapestry of DR Congo and Zambia

January 15, 2024EconomyBenda Bilili, Chansa, Congo, Democratic Republic of Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Emmanuel Iduma, Joseph Conrad, Least developed countries, Lusaka, Member states of the African Union, Member states of the United Nations, Zambezi, Zambiaadmin

Sept. 15, 2023 /Economy/ — While the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Zambia are indeed known for their mineral wealth, particularly copper and cobalt, their identities extend far beyond these resources. Let’s dive deeper into the rich tapestry of these fascinating African nations: Continue reading →

14Jan/24

Here’s why it’s called AFCON 2023 even though it’s being played in January 2024

January 14, 2024FootballAfrica Cup of Nations, Confederation of African Football, Ivory Coast, Sportsadmin

The official name of the tournament is indeed the “2023 Africa Cup of Nations,” even though it’s being played in January 2024. While the name may seem confusing at first, it reflects the complex logistical considerations behind running a major sporting event. Here’s why: Continue reading →

13Jan/24

The Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) 2024 analysis

January 13, 2024FootballAchraf Hakimi, African Nations Championship, Algeria, Angola, Book:Countries of the World: Africa, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Congo, Egypt, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Ivory Coast, Mahrez, Malawi, Mali, Mohamed Salah, Morocco, Nigeria, Sadio Mané, Senegal, South Africa, Sredojević, Tanzania, Tunisia, Victor Osimhen, Zambiaadmin

Jan. 9, 2024 /Sports/ –The Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) kicks off today, 13th January 2024! Here’s the breakdown: Continue reading →

12Jan/24

Why has South Africa taken Israel to court?

January 12, 2024Conflict and WarAnti-Israeli sentiment, Crimes against humanity, Criticism of Israel, International Criminal Court, International Criminal Court investigation in Palestine, Israel, Israeli–Palestinian conflict, Palestinian genocide accusation, Palestinian political violence, Palestinian Territories, Palestinians, South Africa, Zionist political violenceadmin

The legal issue of South Africa taking Israel to the International Criminal Court (ICC) alleging genocide in Palestine is a complex and sensitive one, with a long and multifaceted background. Here’s a breakdown: Continue reading →

12Jan/24

30-Year-Old Irish Single Malt Becomes the Most Expensive Bottle of Whiskey (or Whisky) Ever Sold

January 12, 2024Food and DrinkBourbon whiskey, Craft Irish Whiskey Co., Craft Irish Whiskey Company, Irish whiskey, Mike Daley, Tullamore Dew, Whiskyadmin

The Craft Irish Whiskey Co. has seen a record-breaking start to 2024, selling a bottle of whiskey to American collector Mike Daley, for $2.8m. This world-first sale makes The Emerald Isle, already the rarest triple-distilled single malt in existence, the most expensive bottle of whiskey, or whisky, ever sold. Continue reading

12Jan/24

Facial recognition in Brazil: absent students and racial bias

January 12, 2024SecurityAutomatic identification and data capture, Biometrics, Brazil, Eduardo Matarazzo, Face ID, Facial recognition software, Facial recognition system, Luiz Eduardo Matarazzo, Recognition, Ring, Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Surveillance, Video surveillanceadmin

By Diana Baptista | Data Journalist

A facial recognition system used in schools in Brazil is being scrutinised by digital rights groups, who have denounced the expansion of so-called techno control in the country. Continue reading →