Going with the flow, euronews discovers the link between rivers and global warming, with the focus on Africa. “In this programme, we join a research expedition between the Zimbabwe and Zambia border.

We have spent a lot of time considering these questions and others related particularly to maps since a map of southern Africa's rivers that one of us, Sukhmani, created and posted on Facebook.

Figure 1: Hydrological context of Africa. Map of the main rivers of the Mediterranean, West African Tropical and Equatorial margins and associated watersheds.

African boundaries were shaped years later, rather than during the Berlin Conference. Rivers were used to map Africa because Europeans were particular about trade routes into the continent. Sixty-two ...

The river stretches for 2,900 miles (4,700 km) and is Africa's second-longest river after the Nile.

A baptism ceremony in the Mbashe river in South Africa's Eastern Cape province. CARL DE SOUZA/AFP via Getty ImagesWater is a scarce commodity in much of Africa, particularly in southern Africa ...

"The culmination of twenty years' research, New Currents, Ancient Rivers is the largest survey of contemporary African art, presenting nearly 150 artists of sub-Saharan Africa, primarily from Nigeria, ...