About 340 million years ago, the Appalachian Mountains were as tall as the Himalayas and spanned across what is today three continents.

Africa needs its forests for sustainable development, poverty reduction, food security, and to make the continent more ...

According to the 3rd global cycle of national reporting on SDG Indicator 6.5.2 (2024) measuring transboundary water ...

Without its own maritime doctrine, Africa risks gradually losing sovereignty over its seas ...

As a chunk of Switzerland's Birch Glacier breaks off, partially destroying villages, scientists have revealed the glaciers ...

During the late stages of the last ice age, the Arabian Desert wasn't always the dry expanse you know today. In fact, recent ...

Piri Reis, an Ottoman admiral and cartographer, is renowned for his world map created in 1513, which includes detailed representations of parts of Northern Africa ... as the Nile River and ...

EMEM JULIUS examines the planned revival of the Obudu Mountain ... to be one of Africa’s finest, most visited tourist destinations. And has put Nigeria on the world tourism map.

Regardless of where we live, we all depend in some way on mountains and glaciers ... and Kenya who depend directly on the waters of Africa's highest peak. Experts from both countries will map the ...

Africa has the most countries of any continent ... straight in some areas and jagged in others, cutting through mountains, rivers and even communities. Most of these artificial borders trace ...

Hidden in the mountains of South Africa, this 149-year-old tunnel is a historic relic of the past waiting to be rediscovered. Built in 1876, the Hex River Tunnel is believed to be South Africa's ...