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Over 3 Million Children Died in 2022 Due to Antibiotic Resistance
A new study reveals that over 3 million children died in 2022 from drug-resistant infections, a tenfold increase over three years, with Africa and Southeast Asia disproportionately affected; this highlights the urgent need for improved antibiotic stewardship and the development of new treatments.
Over 3 Million Children Died in 2022 Due to Antibiotic Resistance
A new study reveals that over 3 million children died in 2022 from drug-resistant infections, a tenfold increase over three years, with Africa and Southeast Asia disproportionately affected; this highlights the urgent need for improved antibiotic stewardship and the development of new treatments.
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32% Bias Score
Kabila Properties Searched Amidst Rising Tensions in Eastern DRC
Congolese authorities searched two properties belonging to former President Joseph Kabila on April 17th, amid escalating tensions related to his planned return to the conflict-ridden east, partly controlled by the M23 rebel group; the searches, according to a family spokesperson, yielded no incrimin...
Kabila Properties Searched Amidst Rising Tensions in Eastern DRC
Congolese authorities searched two properties belonging to former President Joseph Kabila on April 17th, amid escalating tensions related to his planned return to the conflict-ridden east, partly controlled by the M23 rebel group; the searches, according to a family spokesperson, yielded no incrimin...
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48% Bias Score
Former Credit Suisse CEO to Run for Ivory Coast President
Tidjane Thiam, former Credit Suisse CEO and PDCI candidate, will contest Ivory Coast's presidential election in October, facing a challenge due to his long absence from the country and past controversies, while incumbent Alassane Ouattara is likely to seek re-election despite prominent rivals being ...
Former Credit Suisse CEO to Run for Ivory Coast President
Tidjane Thiam, former Credit Suisse CEO and PDCI candidate, will contest Ivory Coast's presidential election in October, facing a challenge due to his long absence from the country and past controversies, while incumbent Alassane Ouattara is likely to seek re-election despite prominent rivals being ...
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40% Bias Score
Musk Accuses South Africa of Discrimination, Blocking Starlink
Elon Musk accused South Africa of racial discrimination for blocking Starlink's operation, citing the country's Black economic empowerment laws; however, South African authorities claim Starlink never applied for the necessary licenses.
Musk Accuses South Africa of Discrimination, Blocking Starlink
Elon Musk accused South Africa of racial discrimination for blocking Starlink's operation, citing the country's Black economic empowerment laws; however, South African authorities claim Starlink never applied for the necessary licenses.
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48% Bias Score
Burkina Faso's Musical Diversity: Three New Albums Showcase Innovation and Tradition
Three new albums from Burkina Faso artists—Kanazoé Orkestra's Balabeatz (blending balafon with urban music), Diya Faso's Dounuya (celebrating peace in Manding music), and Kaito Winse's Reele Bumbou (showcasing griot traditions)—were released in early 2024, highlighting the country's diverse musical ...
Burkina Faso's Musical Diversity: Three New Albums Showcase Innovation and Tradition
Three new albums from Burkina Faso artists—Kanazoé Orkestra's Balabeatz (blending balafon with urban music), Diya Faso's Dounuya (celebrating peace in Manding music), and Kaito Winse's Reele Bumbou (showcasing griot traditions)—were released in early 2024, highlighting the country's diverse musical ...
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20% Bias Score
Sudan's Civil War: Rival Government Announced Amidst International Ceasefire Calls
Two years into Sudan's civil war, paramilitary leader Mohamed Daglo announced a rival government on April 15th, 2024, prompting immediate international calls for a ceasefire and prevention of partition, while the conflict's toll surpasses 150,000 deaths, with millions facing famine.
Sudan's Civil War: Rival Government Announced Amidst International Ceasefire Calls
Two years into Sudan's civil war, paramilitary leader Mohamed Daglo announced a rival government on April 15th, 2024, prompting immediate international calls for a ceasefire and prevention of partition, while the conflict's toll surpasses 150,000 deaths, with millions facing famine.
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44% Bias Score
Africa's Earthquake Preparedness: A Critical Analysis
The recent Myanmar earthquake underscores Africa's seismic vulnerability, with experts highlighting inadequate preparedness, including insufficient monitoring and reactive policies, while geological features like the East African Rift and volatile lakes increase risks.
Africa's Earthquake Preparedness: A Critical Analysis
The recent Myanmar earthquake underscores Africa's seismic vulnerability, with experts highlighting inadequate preparedness, including insufficient monitoring and reactive policies, while geological features like the East African Rift and volatile lakes increase risks.
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20% Bias Score
Trump Tariffs Jeopardize AGOA, Spurring African Economic Diversification
US tariffs on African goods threaten the renewal of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), prompting calls for increased African self-reliance and South-South cooperation to mitigate potential economic consequences.
Trump Tariffs Jeopardize AGOA, Spurring African Economic Diversification
US tariffs on African goods threaten the renewal of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), prompting calls for increased African self-reliance and South-South cooperation to mitigate potential economic consequences.
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48% Bias Score
Zimbabwe: Open for Business, Beyond the Headlines
Zimbabwe, celebrating its 45th Independence Day, is actively attracting foreign investment through economic reforms and showcasing its vast natural resources, including lithium and fertile land, despite past challenges and negative media portrayals.
Zimbabwe: Open for Business, Beyond the Headlines
Zimbabwe, celebrating its 45th Independence Day, is actively attracting foreign investment through economic reforms and showcasing its vast natural resources, including lithium and fertile land, despite past challenges and negative media portrayals.
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72% Bias Score
Liberia Launches Mpox Vaccination Campaign in Sinje After Confirmed Case
Following a confirmed Mpox case in an 11-month-old girl in Sinje, Liberia, a vaccination campaign using over 10,000 doses provided by Africa CDC has started, targeting vulnerable populations to prevent wider spread; no deaths have been reported despite the international health emergency declaration.
Liberia Launches Mpox Vaccination Campaign in Sinje After Confirmed Case
Following a confirmed Mpox case in an 11-month-old girl in Sinje, Liberia, a vaccination campaign using over 10,000 doses provided by Africa CDC has started, targeting vulnerable populations to prevent wider spread; no deaths have been reported despite the international health emergency declaration.
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40% Bias Score
South Sudan Conflict: Over 180 Dead, 125,000 Displaced Amid Cholera Outbreak
More than 180 people have died and over 250 injured in South Sudan since March 2025 due to armed conflict and airstrikes, displacing 125,000, while a cholera outbreak has killed 919 and infected almost 49,000, severely impacting humanitarian efforts with only 12.6% of the aid plan funded.
South Sudan Conflict: Over 180 Dead, 125,000 Displaced Amid Cholera Outbreak
More than 180 people have died and over 250 injured in South Sudan since March 2025 due to armed conflict and airstrikes, displacing 125,000, while a cholera outbreak has killed 919 and infected almost 49,000, severely impacting humanitarian efforts with only 12.6% of the aid plan funded.
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32% Bias Score
Sudanese Civil War: Humanitarian Crisis of Unprecedented Scale
Sudan's two-year civil war, between General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, has created the world's largest humanitarian crisis, affecting 64% of the population, causing an estimated 150,000 casualties, and displacing millions.
Sudanese Civil War: Humanitarian Crisis of Unprecedented Scale
Sudan's two-year civil war, between General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, has created the world's largest humanitarian crisis, affecting 64% of the population, causing an estimated 150,000 casualties, and displacing millions.
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40% Bias Score
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