Africa’s cheetah: The world’s fastest land animal
Africa is home to one of nature’s most extraordinary creatures—the cheetah
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Kingdom of Wagadou: Ancient Ghana’s legacy of gold and metalwork
The Kingdom of Wagadou, also known as ancient Ghana, is remembered for its impressive wealth
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Africa experiences surge in foreign investment
With its rich resources and youthful population, Africa attracts attention from international investors
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University of Al-Qarawiyyin: World’s oldest university since 859 CE
Founded in 859 CE by the visionary Fatima al-Fihri, the University stands as a sign of Morocco’s rich history
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Madagascar’s “superhero” frog freezes itself to survive harsh seasons
An extraordinary amphibian possesses a survival trait that rivals the abilities of any comic book superhero
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Africa hosts planet’s largest animal migration
Seen from space, this annual journey underscores the unbreakable bond between these animals
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Sofala: A historic port and trade hub on the Swahili Coast
Sofala, a key port on the Swahili Coast of East Africa, holds a rich history as a major trading hub
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Before colonization: African empires linked by vast trade networks
Before the European colonization of Africa, empires such as Ghana, Mali, and Songhai thrived
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Dallol, Ethiopia: The hottest inhabited place on Earth
Dallol, Ethiopia, has earned the title of the world’s hottest inhabited place
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Africa’s size surpasses USA, China, and Europe combined
This geographical enormity often goes unnoticed due to common map projections that tend to distort Africa’s size
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