Scientists have discovered a pulsating magma plume beneath Africa’s Afar region, slowly splitting the continent. This Rift ...

Nairobi, Kenya | THE INDEPENDENT | East African member states have been challenged to transform their digital revenue collection to ensure compliance in Value Added Tax (VAT) payments and collection.

East African member states have been challenged to transform their digital revenue collection to ensure compliance in Value Added Tax (VAT) payments and collection. Value-added tax (VAT) remains a ...

While East Africa has relied on good cooperation between governments, it had not been considered that political opposition could also use the community to advance its own goals, he added.

PHOENIX — The first Goodwill clearance center in the East Valley will open on Thursday. At the new store, thrifters will have the opportunity to search through donation bins instead of shopping ...

Today, the East African Rift serves as a key reference for understanding how continents split apart. This process, ongoing for billions of years, has continuously reshaped the Earth’s surface.

Governments in East Africa have increasingly become repressive amid rising voices of protest, especially among the youth. For a bit, the civil society looked helpless. Then a simultaneous solidarity ...

Magmatism in the East African Rift System (EARS) contains a spatial and temporal record of changing contributions from the Afar mantle plume, anciently metasomatized lithosphere, the upper mantle and ...

The East African Rift System stretches more than 2,000 miles from the Red Sea in the north down to Mozambique in the south. It’s the largest active continental rift on Earth, where the tectonic ...

The East African Rift System (EARS) is the largest active continental rift system on Earth. It is in the process of ripping through around 2,175miles (3,500km) of Africa.

Africa is splitting into two continents due to tectonic forces reshaping the Earth beneath our feet. This video explores the fascinating geological process occurring along the East African Rift ...

Stretching 4,000 miles, the East African Rift System is one of the largest in the world—and scientists just uncovered the hidden force tearing it apart.