Cassandra Snyder+FollowWildlife Gets a 30-Year Lifeline!Imagine a nature reserve the size of South Carolina, now getting a 30-year makeover to save some of Africa’s rarest animals! Chad just handed over the keys to Sahara Conservation, and locals are jumping in to help track endangered species and run eco-tourism. It’s all about teamwork—protecting oryx, gazelles, and jobs at the same time. Love seeing real action for wildlife and communities! Would you visit a place like this? #Pets #WildlifeConservation #Africa280Share
miguel40+FollowAfrica’s Biggest Wind Farm Just Launched!Egypt just flipped the switch on Africa’s largest wind farm, and it’s a total game-changer. This massive project will power over half a million homes and cut 1.4 million tons of carbon emissions every year. Plus, it finished two months early and brought hundreds of jobs to the area. With international backing and a push for more renewables, Egypt’s making serious moves toward cleaner, cheaper energy. Is this the start of a new era for power in Africa? #CleanEnergy #WindPower #Africa20Share
Jessica Hodge+FollowAfrica Might Literally Split in Two!Scientists just found a 'heartbeat' pulsing under Ethiopia’s Afar region, where three tectonic plates meet. This isn’t just cool geology—these magma pulses could eventually tear Africa apart and create a whole new ocean! Researchers say the mantle under Afar isn’t chill; it’s moving and sending up chemical signals, which might explain why the land is slowly splitting. Imagine watching a continent break up in real time! Wild, right? #GeologyNerd #EarthScience #Africa #Science130Share
Patrick Simmons+FollowEarth’s Heartbeat Could Split Africa!Scientists just found out the ground under Africa is literally pulsing—like a heartbeat! These deep, molten rock surges could eventually tear the continent in two and create a whole new ocean (don’t worry, it’ll take millions of years). The wild part? These pulses are happening right where three tectonic plates meet in Ethiopia. It’s like the planet’s own slow-motion breakup. Who knew Earth had such dramatic moves? #EarthScience #Geology #Africa #Science730Share
Jennifer Ewing+FollowVarious colors placed on the grey circle. What is this?Just had an incredible meal featuring gebeta, the Ethiopian flatbread that's taking your taste buds on a journey. This isn't average bread; it's sourdough made from teff flour, giving it a distinct tang and chew. On the plate, gebeta serves as the perfect canvas for a variety of dishes. It's paired with spicy meat stews, vibrant vegetables, and even a dollop of the famous Ethiopian spice mix, berbere. Each bite is a symphony of flavors, showcasing the rich culinary tradition of Ethiopia. Trying gebeta is more than just eating; it's an immersive cultural experience. Next time you're looking to explore new cuisines, give this Ethiopian staple a try. Your palate will thank you. #Food tour #Africa cuisine #Food knowledge30Share
marklowe+FollowPrince Harry’s Charity in Hot WaterWhoa, did you see this? A major conservation charity tied to Prince Harry just admitted their rangers committed human rights abuses in Congo. Locals say they were beaten and worse to keep them out of their ancestral forests. The charity isn’t sharing the full investigation, just a vague statement. Even with Harry on the board, critics say promises of more reports and staff won’t fix years of abuse. This is messy! #PrinceHarry #HumanRights #Conservation #Scandal #Africa #Entertainment314Share
edwardspeter+FollowGame-Changer for Cancer Care in AfricaDid you know some African countries have just a handful of radiotherapy machines for millions of people? MedAccess and Elekta are shaking things up with a pay-per-use model—think Netflix, but for cancer treatment. Instead of buying pricey machines outright, hospitals pay based on how many patients they treat, with all the servicing included. This could mean way more access to life-saving care for people who need it most. Huge move for healthcare equity! #CancerCare #HealthcareInnovation #Africa #Radiotherapy #HealthEquity #Health100Share
