
Natural Wonders of Africa: Kilimanjaro!
You probably know that the tallest mountain in all of Africa is Kilimanjaro – but did you realize that in spite of being nearly on
You probably know that the tallest mountain in all of Africa is Kilimanjaro – but did you realize that in spite of being nearly on
Literacy is the ability to engage with information, or, more specifically, the written word. While this may conjure visions of cozying up with a good
When it comes to a desert, most of us think hot and arid, with picturesque sand dunes and not much else. The Lut Desert, for
Approximately 19 miles up the Gambia River is a small island, one of two UNESCO World Heritage Sites in The Gambia. Throughout history, this island
The high regard humanity has for sports is evident in events such as the Olympics, World Cups, and World Championships, all of which draw participants
Food insecurity is high in sub-Saharan Africa, especially in rural areas. In countries such as Liberia and The Gambia, many depend on family and community
The Gambia River flows through 700 miles of savannah, forest, and mangrove swamp before reaching the Atlantic. The Gambia River Africa is home to several
Did you know that rare earth (RE) elements aren’t necessarily scarce? Other metals widely used for industrial purposes, such as copper and zinc, are scarcer
Malaria is a disease that has plagued humanity since ancient times. In fact, reports of malaria symptoms are recorded as far back as 1550 BCE
As a continent, Africa represents some of the greatest potential in the world for future growth. Natural resources are abundant, and the population is young
The two world wars changed the world a great deal, not the least being women’s role in society. Here in America, the image of Rosie
The Niger River is a unique, curved river whose 2,600-mile journey passes through five countries on its way from the Guinean highlands to the Atlantic.
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