Africa
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‘On the Origins of Human Speech and Language’ shows how it all began on the African continent
George Poulos, The Conversation
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How KenKen became Binyavanga Wainaina, author of the satirical essay ‘How to Write About Africa’
Achal Prabhala
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Why NoViolet Bulawayo’s new Booker Prize-longlisted novel is an instant Zimbabwean classic
Tinashe Mushakavanhu, The Conversation
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How Rwanda became a melting pot of four official languages
Jeremie Eyssette, The Conversation
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Sana Aiyar’s ‘Indians in Kenya’ brings the politics affecting Indian diasporas out of the shadows
Jeanne Hromnik
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Monkeypox: Why many experts believe the disease needs a better name
Moses John Bockarie, The Conversation
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Monkeypox: Centre directs states, UTs to send samples of suspected cases for testing
Scroll Staff
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Monkeypox cases being investigated in Europe, US and UK, say health authorities
Scroll Staff
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Cocoa farmers in Ghana are paying for the world’s sweet tooth for chocolate
Michael E Odijie, The Conversation
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Why thousands of Chinese have been migrating to Ghana
Jinpu Wang, The Conversation
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A short story by Ghana’s Ama Ata Aidoo offers a view of humanity’s place in the world
Bibi Burger, The Conversation
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Snowfall in the Sahara Desert? It is not unprecedented
Jasper Knight, The Conversation
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‘Born in Blackness’: This important book shows Africa was central to the making of the modern world
Lauren van der Rede, The Conversation
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Year-end reading: Five books from a significant twelve months for African writing
Peter Kimani, The Conversation
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Watch: Five African penguins find a new home in the Science City aquatic gallery, Ahmedabad
Scroll Staff
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Sudan’s coup has put regional security at risk. It’s time for the world to act
Anne L Bartlett, The Conversation
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Explained: Why it took nearly 30 years to develop a vaccine for malaria
Nidhi Jacob, Factchecker.in
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Around 50 million years ago, Africa was an island. So how did primates get there?
Nicholas R Longrich, The Conversation
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Watch: Baby rhino loves his warm milk, mud baths, and soothing belly rubs
Scroll Staff
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Nigeria’s #EndSARS protests show how creative art can be an act of therapy
Gladys Ijeoma Akunna, The Conversation