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African Penguins Face Increased Competition with Fishing Vessels

African penguins (Spheniscus demersus) significantly increase their overlap with commercial fishing vessels during years when fish stocks are low, escalating competition for...
New Oxford research finds Africa’s megafauna-driven ecosystem energy has dropped by over a third, endangering biodiversity, vital functions, and millions of livelihoods.

Africa’s Natural Energy Drops by Over a Third

Africa ’s legendary wildlife—the elephants, rhinos, lions, and other megafauna that once shaped the continent’s landscapes—no longer power nature’s engines as they...
A new report reveals 2024 was Africa’s warmest year on record, with rising marine heat waves, climate-driven migration, food insecurity, and health crises.

Africa is warming more rapidly than the global average

The year 2024 was the warmest year ever recorded in Africa, with almost the entire ocean area surrounding the continent experiencing marine...
Poaching of African rhinos has decreased since 2021, yet drought, policy shifts, and illegal trade continue to threaten their survival, says new IUCN report.

African Rhino Poaching Declines, But Drought and Policy Challenges Threaten Future Conservation Gains

While poaching of African rhinos has decreased since 2021, other threats like drought and policy shifts are threatening their future survival, said...
Discover how Africa can achieve universal clean cooking access by 2040. A new IEA roadmap details cost-effective solutions

One billion people in Africa still lack clean cooking solutions

One billion people in Africa still lack clean cooking solutions. Yet, a new IEA roadmap offers a cost-effective path. It aims to...
Scientists discover rhythmic pulses of molten mantle beneath Africa’s Afar region that are tearing the continent apart and forming a new ocean basin.

Rhythmic Pulses Beneath Africa Could Split  the Continent

Scientists led by the University of Southampton have unveiled groundbreaking evidence showing rhythmic surges of molten mantle rock rising beneath Africa’s Afar...
Dehorning rhinos cuts poaching by 78% in South Africa. Safe, cost-effective, and vital for protecting endangered rhino populations

Dehorning Rhinos Slashes Poaching by Nearly 80% in South Africa

Trimming the horns of wild rhinos drastically lowers poaching rates. A new study in South Africa found a 78% average drop in...
New research reveals Asian elephants have 20% heavier brains than African elephants and explores how brain growth and structure relate to behavior and social skills

Asian Elephants Have Bigger Brains Than African Elephants

African elephants are the largest land animals on Earth, towering over their Asian cousins by size. But despite this, Asian elephants carry...
New research reveals how African elephants optimize movement to conserve energy, aiding conservation efforts and habitat protection.

African Elephants Conserve Energy While Searching for Food

A groundbreaking study has revealed that African elephants make strategic movement decisions to optimize energy use while meeting their immense food needs....
Scientists create the longest quantum satellite link, connecting China and South Africa over 12,900 km with ultra-secure encryption.

South Africa and China Break New Ground with Quantum Satellite Link

Scientists from South Africa and China have achieved a historic feat in quantum communication. They successfully established the world’s longest ultra-secure quantum...