Africa’s new space agency has an important role to play in coordinating satellite data and boosting connectivity.

In light of the above and based on historical records, European exploration of Africa’s interior did not gain momentum until the 19th century, with explorers like David Livingstone and Henry ...

Yet, despite Africa’s vast geological potential and a landmass three times the size of Australia and Canada, those two countries received 15.9 percent and 19.8 percent of global exploration spending ...

If you were a kid of a certain era obsessed with adventures in far-flung lands, nothing thrilled like the 19th-century Western exploration of Africa. Burton, Grant and Speke embarking from ...

ORLANDO, Fla. - SpaceX is scheduled to launch a Falcon 9 rocket Tuesday evening carrying a European weather satellite into ...

Africa’s oldest national park could be worth US$1.1 billion per year if developed sustainably, rather than being given over to potentially-damaging oil extraction from European companies, ... European ...

Europe's thirst for oil and gas to replace sanctioned Russian supply is reviving interest in African energy projects that were shunned due to costs and climate change concerns, industry executives ...

CoRE-Math members will join around 200 researchers of the 20 existing Africa-Europe clusters for their first conference at Stellenbosch University from September 30 – October 2, 2024. Other CoRE ...

Africa has taken a giant leap into the global space arena with the official inauguration of the African Space Agency (AfSA) on April 20.

Beginning in the 15th century, Portugal began looking for new trade routes and civilizations outside Europe. In 1415, Portuguese explorers conquered Ceuta, a coastal town in North Africa, kicking ...