Yet another Israeli humanitarian mission improves lives in Africa!

Israeli doctors are combating blindness in developing Africa. 

An Israeli medical team taught its Kenyan counterparts CPR equipment maintenance, case-management techniques, and basic and advanced resuscitation methods.

'Israel has incredible skills and technologies to share that will make the world a better place and significantly improve the lives of many,' said Seth Merrin.

A unique Israeli project in Nigeria, launched by Israel, combines technology and education to promote self-learning among 70 deprived children.

Yet another Israeli company's innovation improves lives in Africa! 

Israel assists Angola's battle against the effects of an advancing desert.

In his first visit to Israel, Tanzania’s Foreign Minister Augustine Mahiga will attend the grand opening of his nation's embassy.

'There is no apartheid in Israel, and what is happening in Samaria cannot be compared to Africa.' Mwanza declared.

Innovation: Africa, an Israeli non-profit, is using state-of-the-art technology to fight famine and drought in several African villages.

Innovation: Africa, an Israeli non-profit, is using state-of-the-art technology to fight famine and drought in several African villages.

Israel has joined the USAID Power Africa initiative, another project through which Israel is contributing to Africa. 

'Israel is a rising global power' and 'a sought-after country,' announced Netanyahu.

The Knesset will host a first-of-its-kind conference attended by six African heads of parliament.

During his visit to Kenya, PM Netanyahu announced that Israel will open an embassy in Kigali, Rwanda, declaring that Israel wants to work with African countries to 'electrify' the continent.

Israel is again lending its expertise to an African country, this time helping Kenya with its education and leadership.

Israel is training professionals to apply advanced agricultural knowledge and techniques capable of overcoming harsh conditions and climates.

Hamas slammed a Sudanese official for even contemplating the normalization of ties with Israel. 

Sudan. a Muslim country and enemy of Israel, is the latest African nation to seek diplomatic relations.

South Africa's attempts to crush an Israel-African summit have failed as the continent looks to Israel for opportunities.

Israel is sending aid to Sierra Leone, which has been tragically hit by a natural disaster. 

Israel’s vigorous diplomatic activity in Africa is bearing more fruit, as Senegal and Guinea are appointing ambassadors to the Jewish state for the first time.

Israel's vigorous diplomatic activity in Africa has led to reaping of more fruit  - the support of Cape Verde.

Israel's premier environmental organization is lending its knowledge to Kenya, helping the African country to restore forests in dry areas.

Netanyahu met with several African leaders, the latest stage in Israel’s efforts to promote diplomatic relations with Africa.

Partners of the Leviathan natural gas reservoir announced an investment of $3.75 billion in the largest energy project in Israel's history.

Ghadir Kamal Meriach from the Israeli-Druze-Arab village of Daliat al-Carmel made history as the first woman from Israel’s Druze community to present the news on Israeli TV.

Israel's is seeking to translate its vast support to Africa into diplomatic currency.

Is Israel diplomatically isolated? Not if you ask the majority of countries in Africa.

he president of Sierra Leone expressed gratitude to Israel for helping his country fight the ebola epidemic from 2014 to 2016.

A team of Israeli students has been working for eight years to bring basic healthcare services to a poor African village.

Young Jewish volunteers are helping communities in distress in Uganda, giving them tools to help themselves in the future.

Israel's bonds with Africa are tightening, as many countries seek Israeli expertise and technologies to contend with their challenges.

The Tel Aviv municipality signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Kenya to collaborate on the $14.5 billion development of a new techno city.

African nations and other developing countries around the globe are eager to partner with Israel and to benefit from the start-up nation's advanced technology.

Israel is working to develop business and diplomatic relations with African and Asian countries as it moves away from Europe.

“Ensuring security is our first common interest, but it's certainly not the last,” Netanyahu stated in his address to the Ethiopian parliament.

The report on the assassination attempt first surfaced in Kuwait’s Al-Jarida news site which quoted an 'anonymous well-placed source' that claimed that the Kenyan security forces ordered a change in the route taken by Netanyahu and his delegation from Nairobi airport to their hotel.

During Netanyahu’s visit to Rwanda, he dismissed US condemnation of Israeli construction in Jerusalem, noting that Palestinian incitement is what prevents peace.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is on a historic trip to Africa where he is visiting Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda and Ethiopia. In exchange for its expertise in security and other fields, Israel wants African states to side with it at the United Nations.