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Daylight Saving Time: Clocks Will Be Set Back Earlier Than Normal in 2025
Twice a year, like clockwork (literally), millions of us groan as we push our watches forward or back an hour. It’s a ritual we ...
Where to Store Bananas to Keep Them Fresh—Nope, It’s Not in the Fridge or Pantry
Bananas are the kind of fruit you grab without thinking—toss one in a bag, slice it on cereal, or blend it into a smoothie. ...
McDonald’s Update: Happy Meals Are Changing—Here’s What the New Rules Say
McDonald’s Japan is learning the hard way that nostalgia and collectibles can be both a blessing and a curse. After the company’s Pokémon Happy ...
Local Cardiologist Explains – American Heart Association’s New Guidelines on High Blood Pressure
High blood pressure—often called the “silent killer”—affects millions of people worldwide, many of whom don’t even know they have it. The American Heart Association ...
African Ports Transformation: The New Gateways Powering the Future of Global Trade from Africa
It’s hard to ignore what’s quietly unfolding along Africa’s coastlines. From Lagos to Mombasa, the ports that once creaked under outdated infrastructure are now ...
How Honey and Apiculture Are Creating Thousands of Jobs Across Africa with AfTra Support
It’s funny how something as simple as honey, which most of us only think about when we have a sore throat or want to ...
5 Agricultural Crops from Africa That Are Ready to Conquer Global Export Markets in 2025
Africa’s farms have always carried a quiet power—feeding local communities for centuries, shaping cultural traditions, and grounding economies in the most fundamental way: food. ...
Value Addition Explained: The Key to Unlocking Africa’s Agricultural and Trade Success Stories
When people talk about Africa’s growth story, the spotlight often falls on its vast natural resources—oil, gold, cocoa, coffee, cotton. But here’s the catch: ...
Why African Farmers Need Trade Funding Today More Than Ever to Compete Globally
Walk through a bustling market in Nairobi or Accra, and you’ll notice something: African farmers aren’t short on grit or quality. From fragrant cocoa ...
Harmonised Standards in Africa: The Shortcut to Bigger Trade Deals and Cross-Border Efficiency
It’s funny how sometimes the smallest details, like the type of plug your charger uses or the labeling on a bag of rice, can ...
