Usually the phrase "out of Africa" refers to the history of our early ancestors; that "mankind" originated in Africa and migrated from this area to other parts of the world. Maybe, that's what the title refers to? I hope the suggestion helps. (I'm a native speaker of English.)

Yes, you can say: deal WITH an urgent issue/matter. "Matter" is probably better with "urgent."

Languages aside from English

''What languages do you know aside from English?''
or,
What languages aside from English do you know?''
Which one of these sentences is grammatically correct?

Both are grammatically correct.

Here, "part way" means half in and half out - only half the letter was in the mailbox; the other half of the letter was still in the person's hand. (I hope that's useful)

an information

Dear neighbours

I want to inform you that complete garage cleaning and washing will be held
on Saturday 20th of May. I would be grateful if you could move your cars out of the garage
from 8 a.m. to / until 2 p.m.
Thanks for understanding

・ Practice

How was the weather? → It was very rain today. A wind was also blowing and it was cold.
What kind of music do you like? → I like pop music. Right now / Currently,  I am listening to Western music.
What is your hobby? → My hobby is exercising.
Are you busy? → No, I'm not.
Who is your teacher? → My teacher is Mr. Hujita.

For Recently use the past:   Recently, I listened to Western music.

・ Practice

What color do you like? → I like light blue.
How old is your grandmother? → My grandmother is 59 years old.
Do you like playing tennis? → Yes, I do. I played tennis yesterday.
What will you do next Monday? → I'm going to school. I have club activities in the evening.

Is this sentence correct? Thanks.

She moved her schedule which was supposed to be at 2:00PM to next Monday at 3PM.