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Ancient African Secret to Purifying Gold with Glass

With the earliest evidence of currency in pre-colonial West Africa taking the form of gold coins dating back to the ninth to tenth centuries AD, a method for purifying gold was essential. The ancient settlement of Tadmekka, located on the southwestern border of the Sahara Desert, is now known as

Beijing Spreads Its Communist Model in Africa With Massive Digital Infrastructure

Rescued Rhinoceros Becomes a Proud Papa After Recovering From Poached Horns

Deep Voice AI Used to Con Dubai Bank Out of US$35 Million

World Health Organization Endorses Use of World’s First Malaria Vaccine

On Wednesday, Oct. 6, The World Health Organization (WHO) endorsed the world’s first malaria vaccine, Mosquirix, which has been under development by pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline since 1987. The vaccine is

Israel Vaccine Passport Now Expires After Six Months, Boosters Required

Israel’s vaccine passport QR-code system, Green Pass, will now expire six months after the second injection is received, making a third, and possibly fourth, booster shot effectively mandatory to continue

In March, a woman showed off her Green Pass vaccine passport to promote vaccine acceptance to the public upon arrival at Bloomfield Stadium in Tel Aviv. On Aug. 29, the Israeli government announced Green Pass status will expire six months after the last injection, ushering in an era of mandatory acceptance of cyclical boosters of the mRNA and adenovirus vector gene-therapy-based COVID-19 vaccines.

Skeleton Coast of Namibia: an African Treasure

Nigeria Moving Away From China for Railway Project Loans

For its BRI, Communist China is funding the building of many transportation projects in Africa with exploitative terms.

WHO Doctors Accused of Sex Abuse Scandals and Coverups

At least two WHO doctors have allegedly sexually abused Congolese women. Pictured are displaced women gathering for a discussion on recent kidnappings and sexual assaults committed by armed men around the internally displaced persons camp of Bijombo, South Kivu Province, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, on October 9, 2020.