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Egypt has declared that it will not permit Ethiopia to construct additional dams along the Blue Nile, according to Water Resources Minister Hani Sewilam. Cairo opposes any independent initiatives and seeks a formal, enforceable accord governing the operation of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam together with the exchange of relevant data. Addis Ababa maintains that no such arrangement is necessary, asserting that the existing dam will neither diminish water volumes nor adversely affect Egypt or Sudan.
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In 2021, Ghana’s National Chief Imam, Sheikh Osmanu Nuhu Sharubutu, donated $8,278 towards the construction of the Christian National Cathedral of Ghana. 🇬🇭
Imam Abubakar Abdullahi became the first recipient of the U.S. International Religious Freedom Award after saving 262 Christians from armed men in Plateau State by hiding them in a mosque. The U.S. Embassy in Nigeria 🇳🇬 called him a “Nigerian Star.”
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The 3 Main Language Families of the Middle East: 🟥 Turkic (Turkish, Azeri) 🟦 Indic (Persian, Kurdish) 🟩 Semitic (Arabic, Hebrew) 🟨 Middle East ⚫ Site of Oldest Inscription
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Africa's Lowest CO2 Emission Per Capita 1.🇨🇩 DR Congo - 0.05t 2.🇨🇫 CAR - 0.06t 2.🇧🇮 Burundi - 0.06t 4.🇸🇸 South Sudan - 0.07t 4.🇸🇴 Somalia - 0.07t 6.🇳🇪 Niger - 0.09t 7.🇲🇼 Malawi - 0.10t 8.🇺🇬 Uganda - 0.14t 9.🇷🇼 Rwanda - 0.12t 10.🇪🇹 Ethiopia - 0.38t These nations emit almost nothing yet suffer the most from climate change Source: Global Carbon Project | World Bank 2023
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In Morocco 🇲🇦, climate change is bringing more rainfall to parts of the desert, slowly turning them into a green oasis.
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📜 One map explains the colonial partition of Africa in the early 20th century.
90% of The World’s Countries Have Been Invaded By Britain At Some Point The remaining 10%: 👀 Full list of those not invaded:
Three African teams have been eliminated in the World Cup, with Morocco advancing to the round of 16. How many do you think will join them?
Liberia 🇱🇷 has banned the export of raw, unprocessed natural rubber to support local manufacturing. President Joseph Nyuma Boakai signed an executive order requiring more rubber to be processed inside the country before export. The ban covers cup lump, latex, and rubber scraps, while processed rubber products can still be exported. The policy is expected to create jobs, add more value to Liberia's rubber industry, and reduce reliance on exporting raw materials.
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The UN Human Rights Council held an urgent debate on Sudan on Tuesday amid mounting concerns over the conflict, as the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) massed around El Obeid, raising fears of an imminent offensive and the risk of mass atrocities.
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Senegalese MPs move to clip presidential powers as tensions mount
Ghana's President John Mahama has ordered the demolition of structures built in waterways after deadly flash floods hit the capital, Accra. At least 13 people have died, with the Ghana Fire Service warning the death toll could still rise as recovery efforts continue.
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Thousands of people marched across South Africa 🇿🇦, calling for stricter enforcement of immigration laws and action against illegal immigration. Police maintained a strong presence, while the government urged peaceful protests and reminded the public that only the state can enforce immigration laws.
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The World’s Largest Student Populations 1. China – 330-340 million students 2. India – 290-310 million 3. United States – 75-80 million 4. Indonesia – 65-70 million 5. Pakistan – 60-65 million 6. Brazil – 50-55 million 7. Nigeria – 45-50 million 8. Bangladesh – 40-45 million 9. Mexico – 35-40 million 10. Japan – 20-25 million Source: Statranker
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TIL You Can Get From North Korea To Brazil In Just 5 Easy Steps Step 1: Cross the border from North Korea to Russia Step 2: Cross the border from Russia to Poland Step 3: Cross the border from Poland to Germany Step 4: Cross the border from Germany to France Step 5: Cross the border from France to Brazil Congratulations! You are now in Brazil! Credit: Starkey Comics Also see 5 Countries That Are Much Closer To Each Other Than You Think:
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