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EU-Funded Project Combats African Hunger with Sustainable Farming
A €7 million EU-funded project, INNOECOFOOD, led by Turkish scientists Redife Aslıhan Uçar and Dr. Seyit Yüzüak, aims to combat hunger in six African countries by establishing sustainable ECOHUB farms producing fish, insects, and spirulina, training local communities, and promoting sustainable food ...
EU-Funded Project Combats African Hunger with Sustainable Farming
A €7 million EU-funded project, INNOECOFOOD, led by Turkish scientists Redife Aslıhan Uçar and Dr. Seyit Yüzüak, aims to combat hunger in six African countries by establishing sustainable ECOHUB farms producing fish, insects, and spirulina, training local communities, and promoting sustainable food ...
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44% Bias Score
Harvard Doctoral Candidate Deported Under New US Visa Restrictions
A Sierra Leonean doctoral candidate at Harvard is denied a non-immigrant visa and barred from returning to defend her dissertation and graduate, due to new June 2025 restrictions targeting several nationalities, despite meeting all prior legal and academic requirements. This impacts her critical res...
Harvard Doctoral Candidate Deported Under New US Visa Restrictions
A Sierra Leonean doctoral candidate at Harvard is denied a non-immigrant visa and barred from returning to defend her dissertation and graduate, due to new June 2025 restrictions targeting several nationalities, despite meeting all prior legal and academic requirements. This impacts her critical res...
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56% Bias Score
Trump's Resource-Focused Africa Summit Highlights Neocolonial Approach
On July 9, 2019, President Trump held a White House summit with five African leaders, focusing on resource extraction and showcasing an unequal power dynamic, contradicting claims of strengthened US-Africa ties amidst imposed tariffs on other African nations.
Trump's Resource-Focused Africa Summit Highlights Neocolonial Approach
On July 9, 2019, President Trump held a White House summit with five African leaders, focusing on resource extraction and showcasing an unequal power dynamic, contradicting claims of strengthened US-Africa ties amidst imposed tariffs on other African nations.
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80% Bias Score
Extreme Wealth Inequality in Africa: Oxfam Report Highlights Stark Disparities
Oxfam reports that Africa's four wealthiest individuals hold $57.4 billion, surpassing the wealth of half the continent's population; the top 5% control over $4 trillion, twice that of the rest; and ineffective tax systems exacerbate inequality.
Extreme Wealth Inequality in Africa: Oxfam Report Highlights Stark Disparities
Oxfam reports that Africa's four wealthiest individuals hold $57.4 billion, surpassing the wealth of half the continent's population; the top 5% control over $4 trillion, twice that of the rest; and ineffective tax systems exacerbate inequality.
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44% Bias Score
Cameroon's Biya Boosts Social Media Presence Ahead of 2025 Election
At 92, Cameroonian President Paul Biya, facing health rumors and the 2025 election, has dramatically increased his social media activity on X and Facebook to directly engage citizens, counter misinformation, and project an image of active leadership.
Cameroon's Biya Boosts Social Media Presence Ahead of 2025 Election
At 92, Cameroonian President Paul Biya, facing health rumors and the 2025 election, has dramatically increased his social media activity on X and Facebook to directly engage citizens, counter misinformation, and project an image of active leadership.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Meets African Leaders, Emphasizing Trade and Investment
President Donald Trump met with leaders from Gabon, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Mauritania, and Senegal on July 10th, 2025, in Washington D.C., emphasizing trade opportunities and investment in African resources, while simultaneously announcing the closure of USAID to eliminate waste.
Trump Meets African Leaders, Emphasizing Trade and Investment
President Donald Trump met with leaders from Gabon, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Mauritania, and Senegal on July 10th, 2025, in Washington D.C., emphasizing trade opportunities and investment in African resources, while simultaneously announcing the closure of USAID to eliminate waste.
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40% Bias Score
U.S. HIV Funding Cuts Risk 10 Million Additional Cases and Deaths
The U.S. drastically cut global HIV funding, resulting in a near 50% loss for UNAIDS, potentially causing 6 million new infections and 4 million AIDS-related deaths in four years, according to UNAIDS; Africa, particularly South Africa, faces the most immediate impact, jeopardizing decades of progres...
U.S. HIV Funding Cuts Risk 10 Million Additional Cases and Deaths
The U.S. drastically cut global HIV funding, resulting in a near 50% loss for UNAIDS, potentially causing 6 million new infections and 4 million AIDS-related deaths in four years, according to UNAIDS; Africa, particularly South Africa, faces the most immediate impact, jeopardizing decades of progres...
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48% Bias Score
Extreme Wealth Inequality in Africa: Oxfam Report Reveals Systemic Failures
Oxfam reports that Africa's four richest individuals hold \$57.4 billion, exceeding the wealth of 750 million Africans; the richest 5% control nearly \$4 trillion, highlighting systemic inequalities exacerbated by inefficient tax systems and illicit financial flows.
Extreme Wealth Inequality in Africa: Oxfam Report Reveals Systemic Failures
Oxfam reports that Africa's four richest individuals hold \$57.4 billion, exceeding the wealth of 750 million Africans; the richest 5% control nearly \$4 trillion, highlighting systemic inequalities exacerbated by inefficient tax systems and illicit financial flows.
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60% Bias Score
Namibia Secures Nationwide Broadcasting; Cameroon Accident Kills Nine
Namibia signed a $6.82 million deal for nationwide TV and radio coverage; nine died in a Cameroon traffic accident; Rwanda sent aid to Gaza; Uganda reopened border posts with eastern DRC.
Namibia Secures Nationwide Broadcasting; Cameroon Accident Kills Nine
Namibia signed a $6.82 million deal for nationwide TV and radio coverage; nine died in a Cameroon traffic accident; Rwanda sent aid to Gaza; Uganda reopened border posts with eastern DRC.
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16% Bias Score
Chariot Corporation secures major stake in Nigerian lithium company
Chariot Corporation acquired a 66.7% stake in Nigerian lithium company C&C Minerals, gaining access to eight exploration licenses and two mining licenses with high-grade spodumene deposits, strategically positioning itself within China's growing African lithium investments.
Chariot Corporation secures major stake in Nigerian lithium company
Chariot Corporation acquired a 66.7% stake in Nigerian lithium company C&C Minerals, gaining access to eight exploration licenses and two mining licenses with high-grade spodumene deposits, strategically positioning itself within China's growing African lithium investments.
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52% Bias Score
Trump Administration Presses African Nations to Accept US Deportations
The Trump administration pressured five African presidents to accept US deportees during a White House meeting, aiming to expedite deportations and potentially using Liberia as a temporary housing location; the plan's acceptance by these nations remains uncertain.
Trump Administration Presses African Nations to Accept US Deportations
The Trump administration pressured five African presidents to accept US deportees during a White House meeting, aiming to expedite deportations and potentially using Liberia as a temporary housing location; the plan's acceptance by these nations remains uncertain.
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44% Bias Score
Morocco Emerges as Top African Destination for Millionaires; Tunisia's Absence Highlights Data and Image Challenges
The Henley Private Wealth Migration Report 2025 shows that Morocco, Mauritius, and Seychelles are the only African countries projected to experience net inflows of high-net-worth individuals, while Tunisia's absence highlights its need for improved economic data and investor relations.
Morocco Emerges as Top African Destination for Millionaires; Tunisia's Absence Highlights Data and Image Challenges
The Henley Private Wealth Migration Report 2025 shows that Morocco, Mauritius, and Seychelles are the only African countries projected to experience net inflows of high-net-worth individuals, while Tunisia's absence highlights its need for improved economic data and investor relations.
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40% Bias Score
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