A geological phenomenon stretching over 2,000 miles across East Africa is unzipping the continent faster than geologists previously believed earlier this year. They projected that a new ocean could form in the coming years.

Africa's Future Map? Continent-Splitting Crack is Widening Faster, Scientists Warn

Tune in to African Currents for a deep dive into the continent's heartbeat. Explore Africa's multifaceted issues from unique perspectives, featuring insights and in-depth analyses from leading experts on pressing topics.<br />

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Tune in to African Currents for a deep dive into the continent's heartbeat. Explore Africa's multifaceted issues from unique perspectives, featuring insights and in-depth analyses from leading experts on pressing topics.

Tune in to African Currents for a deep dive into the continent's heartbeat. Explore Africa's multifaceted issues from unique perspectives, featuring insights and in-depth analyses from leading experts on pressing topics.<br>

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Africa's Future Map? Continent-Splitting Crack is Widening Faster, Scientists Warn

Africa's Future Map? Continent-Splitting Crack is Widening Faster, Scientists Warn