Africa's split at the East African Rift could form a massive ocean in 1 million years, creating new coastlines, altering ...

The African continent is undergoing a dramatic transformation as tectonic forces carve a path toward the formation of a new ...

The extensive rift extends through a minimum of ten countries. Researchers suggest that Africa's eastern and western fissures indicate potential openings in various directions.

The African, Arabian, and Somali plates are drifting apart, creating the East African Rift—a massive fault line expanding over millions of years. For 30 million years, the Arabian Plate has been ...

The East African Rift - a huge crack in the Earth’s surface - is at the centre of this activity, which stretches from Mozambique in the south to the Red Sea in the north. It represents the only ...