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Somalia, Taiwan Impose Reciprocal Entry Bans
Somalia and Taiwan have imposed reciprocal entry bans on each other's citizens, effective recently, due to Taiwan's recognition of Somalia's breakaway region of Somaliland; airlines were notified on April 22nd.
Somalia, Taiwan Impose Reciprocal Entry Bans
Somalia and Taiwan have imposed reciprocal entry bans on each other's citizens, effective recently, due to Taiwan's recognition of Somalia's breakaway region of Somaliland; airlines were notified on April 22nd.
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32% Bias Score
ClearVue Wins First African Solar Skylight Contract with World Bank
ClearVue Technologies secured a $100,000 order to install 100 solar skylights in a new World Bank building in Abuja, Nigeria, generating 37,800 kilowatt-hours of energy annually and saving 22.4 tonnes of carbon, marking its first commercial project in Africa and showcasing its global expansion strat...
ClearVue Wins First African Solar Skylight Contract with World Bank
ClearVue Technologies secured a $100,000 order to install 100 solar skylights in a new World Bank building in Abuja, Nigeria, generating 37,800 kilowatt-hours of energy annually and saving 22.4 tonnes of carbon, marking its first commercial project in Africa and showcasing its global expansion strat...
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52% Bias Score
Sudan Crisis: Desperate Measures as Thousands Flee Violence
Following an attack on a displacement camp near El-Fasher, Sudan, people are resorting to eating charcoal and leaves to survive, as tens of thousands flee the violence amid a devastating humanitarian crisis caused by the ongoing conflict between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), ...
Sudan Crisis: Desperate Measures as Thousands Flee Violence
Following an attack on a displacement camp near El-Fasher, Sudan, people are resorting to eating charcoal and leaves to survive, as tens of thousands flee the violence amid a devastating humanitarian crisis caused by the ongoing conflict between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), ...
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56% Bias Score
Mantle Uplift Facilitated Animal Migration and Climate Change
Mantle plume activity and the collision of African and Asian tectonic plates caused a land bridge to form between Africa and Asia 35–20 million years ago, triggering animal migrations, including early human ancestors, altering ocean currents, and causing climate changes that may have driven early ho...
Mantle Uplift Facilitated Animal Migration and Climate Change
Mantle plume activity and the collision of African and Asian tectonic plates caused a land bridge to form between Africa and Asia 35–20 million years ago, triggering animal migrations, including early human ancestors, altering ocean currents, and causing climate changes that may have driven early ho...
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12% Bias Score
New Mia Couto Translations Highlight Mozambican Literary Voice
Two new books by Mozambican author Mia Couto, "Traducteur de pluies", a poetry collection, and a new French translation of his novel "Terre somnambule", are released in France, highlighting his unique linguistic style blending Portuguese with African languages and reflecting Mozambique's history.
New Mia Couto Translations Highlight Mozambican Literary Voice
Two new books by Mozambican author Mia Couto, "Traducteur de pluies", a poetry collection, and a new French translation of his novel "Terre somnambule", are released in France, highlighting his unique linguistic style blending Portuguese with African languages and reflecting Mozambique's history.
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4% Bias Score
Kenya Diversifies Exports, Targeting China's Growing Market
Facing increased global volatility from US tariffs, Kenyan exporters are increasingly focusing on China's vast market for agricultural products, leveraging upcoming trade expos and advocating for policy changes to streamline access and build stronger business ties.
Kenya Diversifies Exports, Targeting China's Growing Market
Facing increased global volatility from US tariffs, Kenyan exporters are increasingly focusing on China's vast market for agricultural products, leveraging upcoming trade expos and advocating for policy changes to streamline access and build stronger business ties.
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44% Bias Score
Russia's Wheat Exports Soar in Q1 2025
In Q1 2025, Russian wheat exports surged, with a fivefold increase to Nigeria (262,000 metric tons), along with substantial increases to other African and Middle Eastern nations, reflecting a growing global reliance on Russian grain supplies.
Russia's Wheat Exports Soar in Q1 2025
In Q1 2025, Russian wheat exports surged, with a fivefold increase to Nigeria (262,000 metric tons), along with substantial increases to other African and Middle Eastern nations, reflecting a growing global reliance on Russian grain supplies.
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56% Bias Score
Le Court-Pienaar Wins Liège-Bastogne-Liège, Secures Historic African Victory
Kim Le Court-Pienaar of Mauritius won the Liège-Bastogne-Liège women's cycling race on Sunday, marking Africa's first WorldTour victory and outsprinting top contenders Demi Vollering and Puck Pieterse in a thrilling final.
Le Court-Pienaar Wins Liège-Bastogne-Liège, Secures Historic African Victory
Kim Le Court-Pienaar of Mauritius won the Liège-Bastogne-Liège women's cycling race on Sunday, marking Africa's first WorldTour victory and outsprinting top contenders Demi Vollering and Puck Pieterse in a thrilling final.
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32% Bias Score
Senegal Doctor Addresses Rare Disease Diagnosis Gap
Dr. Pedro Rodriguez is working to diagnose and treat rare diseases in Senegal, where limited resources and data have hindered care, using genetic testing and international collaboration to improve healthcare outcomes for those affected.
Senegal Doctor Addresses Rare Disease Diagnosis Gap
Dr. Pedro Rodriguez is working to diagnose and treat rare diseases in Senegal, where limited resources and data have hindered care, using genetic testing and international collaboration to improve healthcare outcomes for those affected.
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24% Bias Score
Funding Cuts Threaten Africa's Vaccination Efforts
In 2023, 11 million children in 57 low-income countries lacked essential vaccines, an 18% increase since 2019; potential US funding cuts to the Vaccine Alliance could cause over one million additional deaths from preventable diseases, largely in Africa, which produces less than 2% of its needed vacc...
Funding Cuts Threaten Africa's Vaccination Efforts
In 2023, 11 million children in 57 low-income countries lacked essential vaccines, an 18% increase since 2019; potential US funding cuts to the Vaccine Alliance could cause over one million additional deaths from preventable diseases, largely in Africa, which produces less than 2% of its needed vacc...
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36% Bias Score
Kenyan Exporters Find New Market in China Amid US Tariff Volatility
Facing US tariff challenges, Kenyan exporters are increasingly targeting China's vast market, with companies reporting significant export growth in agricultural products like coffee and avocados, leading to government initiatives to further strengthen bilateral trade.
Kenyan Exporters Find New Market in China Amid US Tariff Volatility
Facing US tariff challenges, Kenyan exporters are increasingly targeting China's vast market, with companies reporting significant export growth in agricultural products like coffee and avocados, leading to government initiatives to further strengthen bilateral trade.
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40% Bias Score
Uganda Declares End to Ebola Outbreak
Uganda declared the end of its Ebola outbreak on April 26th, 42 days after the last confirmed patient's recovery, with 12 confirmed cases and two deaths from the Sudan strain, prompting a successful vaccination trial despite funding challenges.
Uganda Declares End to Ebola Outbreak
Uganda declared the end of its Ebola outbreak on April 26th, 42 days after the last confirmed patient's recovery, with 12 confirmed cases and two deaths from the Sudan strain, prompting a successful vaccination trial despite funding challenges.
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24% Bias Score
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