Good News
UNAM Graduates 901 Students in Northern Namibia
University of Namibia graduated 901 students from northern campuses on April 22, 2026, with VC Kenneth Matengu highlighting poverty eradication.
Science
Doggerland's Lime Trees Reveal Warmer Past
Lime trees found in Doggerland suggest the lost land was warmer and forested 2,000 years earlier than mainland Britain.
Politics
Mali Citizens Exempt from Morocco Travel Fee from April 27
Malian passport holders will no longer need the electronic travel authorization (AEVM) to enter Morocco starting April 27, 2026.
Entertainment
Humnava Season 1: Hunza Valley Music Project Launches
Humnava's first season features 'Hairan Amanam' and 'Noor-e-Nazar', set in Pakistan's Hunza Valley.
Health
Nigerian Makeup Artist's Vitiligo Journey
Titilola Aderinsola, a Nigerian makeup artist, shares her story of being diagnosed with vitiligo and her journey of self-acceptance.
Science
NASA Astronaut Christina Koch Praises Ghana Study Abroad
NASA astronaut Christina Koch said her study abroad at the University of Ghana was life-changing and shaped her global perspective.
Politics
Morocco Eases Entry Rules for Malian Travelers from April 27
Morocco will ease entry requirements for Malian travelers starting April 27, 2026, as confirmed by official sources.
Politics
Morocco Consulate in Paris Open House Event
Morocco's consulate in Paris held an open house on April 26, 2026, to engage with the Moroccan diaspora.
Sports
Max Finkgräfe dedicates goal to late grandfather
RB Leipzig's Max Finkgräfe scored his second Bundesliga goal and dedicated it to his late grandfather.
Politics
Morocco Launches Central Unit for Women Victims of Violence
Morocco's Ministry of Solidarity launched a central operational unit in Rabat to support women victims of violence.
Technology
Ghanaian AI Platform Wins Webby People's Voice Award
Three Ghanaian tech entrepreneurs won the Webby People's Voice Award for Best Responsible AI Implementation with their platform Human In The Loop.
Science
Far Side of Sun Mapped via Sound Waves
Scientists used sound waves to map magnetic fields on the far side of the Sun for the first time.