Four African countries at the origin of 70% of the chocolate in the world: The main component of chocolate is the cocoa bean, which is produced by some African countries. In fact, they represent about two thirds of the world’s supply. The word cocoa, which comes from the Amerindian word “cacahuatl”, is a symbol of…
Four African countries account for 70% of the world’s chocolate — Future Leaders Academy of Africa
Growth in sub-Saharan Africa remains weak, dragged down by global economic uncertainty, underperformance of the continent’s largest economies, high inflation and a sharp deceleration in investment growth, according to a World Bank report released Wednesday. 689 more words
Africa can do better in economic growth — Future Leaders Academy of Africa
Supermajor will target promising oil play in basin where it has just been awarded another block
Shell drilling campaign seeks to open immense oil potential in Mauritania — Upstream
Charles Darwin did not actually visit Africa. But his poisonous ideas certainly did. Source
When Darwin Came to Africa — Evolution News
In a new documentary, one data scientist sets out to understand why birthrates have been falling across the industrialized world and beyond for decades. Over the course of this four-year project, Steven J. Shaw travels to 24 countries and interviews 230 people. Shaw uncovers an “unplanned childless crisis,” in which many people delay having children…
PRI Insider (Volume 3, Issue 5) February 3 — PRI
The UN is once again on the march toward its “Millennium Goals,” under the terms of which our lives will be completely regulated. Unelected bureaucrats will determine where we live (rabbit warrens), what we eat (crickets), what we drive (golf carts), and, importantly, how many children we have (one or none). 19 more words
In Spain, PRI Defends Life From UN Population Controllers — PRI
