Dear World, when you go up to Egypt for AFCON, don't forget to check out Egypt's newly opened suspension bridge which is the world's widest suspension bridge! #BAR#AllFactsAfrican
19 year old Simbarashe Machigere became Zimbabwe's youngest commercial pilot on the 5th of May when he was awarded a commercial pilot licence by the East African Aviation School based in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Milestones! #BAR#AllFactsAfrica
Three of Africa's finest have taken Hollywood by a storm. Tiffany Haddish, Lupita N'yongo and Danai Gurira. Which of the three's movies is your favourite? #WCW#WCE#BAR#AllFactsAfrica
South Africa's Cape Town airport has been declared Africa's best airport. Have you ever been there and what was your experience at the airport? #BAR#AllFactsAfrica
A round of our regular questions to see how well you know the motherland. Which waterfall is the tallest (deepest) waterfall in Africa, and where is it found? #TravelThursday#BAR#AllFactsAfrica
Error map. Can you identify the three countries that have been erased from this map of Africa that was posted this week by Ethiopia's foreign ministry? (The ministry has removed the map from its website and apologised.)
Econet Wireless Group's Chairman, Dr Strive Masiyiwa, was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from the Yale University, USA. Yale Corporation awards honorary degrees to individuals for their outstanding achievement and contributions to society. #BAR#AllFactsAfrican
Rwanda has been in the forefront of a lot of things in Africa. This time they have taken a step forward in making Swahili their first official language, with French taking a step back. Is this the beginning of the rise of Africa? #TuesdayThoughts#Rwanda
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Africa boasts of many an excellent cuisine, but we have our very own favorites right here in Zimbabwe.
Let's put it to a vote people ...
There are two Nile Rivers - the Blue Nile and the White Nile - but lots of peeps seem not to know this. I find they usually remember after seeing this picture of the two rivers dramatically converging, each coloured by its own silt, into one river, at Sudan's capital Khartoum.
You know Africa has talent when you see a 16-year-old engineering apprentice building miniature bulldozers from recycled materials. Take a look at Cameroonian Awa Bless Chi's story. #TalentTuesday#AllFactsAfrica#BAR
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