‘Dinosaur’ Sightings Are on the Rise in the Congo. Could This Legendary Monster Really Exist?
After a century of decreased sightings, reports of a long-necked water monster the size of a hippopotamus are once again ...
Is a 'dinosaur' wading in the swamps of Congo? Here's the truth
Dinosaur' of the Congo is being seen by more and more people, as per claims. However, the reason for it might boil down to ...
Prince Harry’s growing problem with ‘racist’ ‘colonial’ African charities
Before this week’s Sentebale controversy, Harry was criticized for his leadership role in a conservation organization accused ...
Learn the ‘roots of our culture’ at free Congo Square Rhythms Festival
“For me the Congo Square Rhythms Festival is the roots of our culture. In Congo Square is where it all began for many of us, ...
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Vitol weighs $3bn sale of US shale producer VTX Energy Partners
The move seeks to capitalise on VTX's position as one of the few remaining privately owned operators in the Permian Basin, a ...
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Searching for Endangered Forest Elephants in the Republic of Congo
I’m standing waist-deep in a chocolate-hued, jungle-fringed tributary of the Congo River, watching my guide wade further downstream, with his hands cupped to his ears to amplify the sounds of the ...
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Secondary roads cause more deforestation than primary roads in tropical forests
The first roads that cut through rainforests are well-known conduits for deforestation. However, new research finds that secondary roads, those that branch off the primary road, cause far more forest ...
Don McCullin picks his favourite books
The celebrated photojournalist picks six favourites. He will talk to Richard Ovenden about his life and work, and will be ...
Congo rebel leader says sanctions, any minerals deal with the US won’t stop fighting in the east
The leader of the rebels who captured two key cities in eastern Congo tells The Associated Press that international sanctions and Congo’s proposed minerals deal with the ...
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Africa’s tropical forests could be next in line as global food demand grows
To date, agricultural expansion in sub-Saharan Africa has mainly been driven by small-scale subsistence farmers. Yet since ...
UN’s WFP says 58 million face hunger crisis after huge shortfall in aid
ROME - The U.N. World Food Programme warned on Friday that 58 million people were at risk of extreme hunger or starvation ...