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US Tariffs Threaten African Economies, Spurring Calls for Self-Reliance
New US tariffs heavily impacting African economies, particularly Lesotho's textile industry, threaten AGOA's renewal, prompting calls for increased self-reliance and South-South cooperation.
US Tariffs Threaten African Economies, Spurring Calls for Self-Reliance
New US tariffs heavily impacting African economies, particularly Lesotho's textile industry, threaten AGOA's renewal, prompting calls for increased self-reliance and South-South cooperation.
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48% Bias Score
Nazareno's Chicago Exhibition Showcases Afro-Brazilian Spirituality in Contemporary Art
Brazilian artist Gustavo Nazareno's solo exhibition at Chicago's DuSable Black History Museum (April 22 - May 29, 2025) and presentation at EXPO Chicago (April 24-27, 2024) showcase his unique paintings merging Afro-Brazilian spirituality with Renaissance and Baroque influences, reflecting Brazil's ...
Nazareno's Chicago Exhibition Showcases Afro-Brazilian Spirituality in Contemporary Art
Brazilian artist Gustavo Nazareno's solo exhibition at Chicago's DuSable Black History Museum (April 22 - May 29, 2025) and presentation at EXPO Chicago (April 24-27, 2024) showcase his unique paintings merging Afro-Brazilian spirituality with Renaissance and Baroque influences, reflecting Brazil's ...
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28% Bias Score
RSF Attacks Trigger Catastrophic Humanitarian Crisis in North Darfur
The UN warns of a deepening humanitarian crisis in Sudan's North Darfur due to RSF attacks, causing up to 400,000 people to flee Zamzam and Abu Shouk camps, leaving 450,000 cut off from aid and facing starvation and disease in Tawila.
RSF Attacks Trigger Catastrophic Humanitarian Crisis in North Darfur
The UN warns of a deepening humanitarian crisis in Sudan's North Darfur due to RSF attacks, causing up to 400,000 people to flee Zamzam and Abu Shouk camps, leaving 450,000 cut off from aid and facing starvation and disease in Tawila.
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52% Bias Score
Lioness Kills Girl Near Nairobi National Park, Sparking Concerns Over Human-Wildlife Conflict
A 14-year-old girl was killed by a lioness that entered her home near Nairobi National Park in Kenya on Saturday night, prompting authorities to launch a search and implement enhanced security measures, including electric fences and AI-powered warning systems, to mitigate human-wildlife conflict exa...
Lioness Kills Girl Near Nairobi National Park, Sparking Concerns Over Human-Wildlife Conflict
A 14-year-old girl was killed by a lioness that entered her home near Nairobi National Park in Kenya on Saturday night, prompting authorities to launch a search and implement enhanced security measures, including electric fences and AI-powered warning systems, to mitigate human-wildlife conflict exa...
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40% Bias Score
US Tariffs Push African Countries Towards China and Regional Trade
The US's renewed trade protectionism, including a 10 percent tariff on Kenyan exports and a previously imposed 50 percent tariff on Lesotho's exports (paused for 90 days), is forcing African countries to diversify trade partnerships towards China and other emerging markets, while simultaneously prio...
US Tariffs Push African Countries Towards China and Regional Trade
The US's renewed trade protectionism, including a 10 percent tariff on Kenyan exports and a previously imposed 50 percent tariff on Lesotho's exports (paused for 90 days), is forcing African countries to diversify trade partnerships towards China and other emerging markets, while simultaneously prio...
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48% Bias Score
DRC Suspends Kabila's Party, Seizes Assets Amidst M23 Conflict
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) suspended former President Joseph Kabila's party, the PPRD, and seized his assets, accusing him of high treason for alleged ties to the M23 rebel group; this follows reports of Kabila's return to the DRC after two years abroad and amidst ongoing conflict in the...
DRC Suspends Kabila's Party, Seizes Assets Amidst M23 Conflict
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) suspended former President Joseph Kabila's party, the PPRD, and seized his assets, accusing him of high treason for alleged ties to the M23 rebel group; this follows reports of Kabila's return to the DRC after two years abroad and amidst ongoing conflict in the...
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44% Bias Score
Israeli Philanthropist to Light Independence Day Torch
Haim Taib, a philanthropist and businessman, will light a torch on Israel's 77th Independence Day for his contributions to national unity in Israel and sustainable development initiatives in Africa using Israeli technology, reflecting his belief in Israel's global role.
Israeli Philanthropist to Light Independence Day Torch
Haim Taib, a philanthropist and businessman, will light a torch on Israel's 77th Independence Day for his contributions to national unity in Israel and sustainable development initiatives in Africa using Israeli technology, reflecting his belief in Israel's global role.
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36% Bias Score
Pope Francis's DRC Visit Highlights African Catholicism's Growing Influence
During Pope Francis' 2023 visit to the DRC, a Congolese journalist defied protocol to receive a blessing, symbolizing the Pope's profound influence and the strong Catholic presence in the DRC, where the church plays key roles in education, healthcare, peacebuilding, and social justice, despite the u...
Pope Francis's DRC Visit Highlights African Catholicism's Growing Influence
During Pope Francis' 2023 visit to the DRC, a Congolese journalist defied protocol to receive a blessing, symbolizing the Pope's profound influence and the strong Catholic presence in the DRC, where the church plays key roles in education, healthcare, peacebuilding, and social justice, despite the u...
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40% Bias Score
African Leaders Mourn Pope Francis, Celebrating His Peace Activism and African Engagements
African leaders mourned Pope Francis, praising his commitment to peace and climate action, highlighting his five trips to the continent and his advocacy for the poor and marginalized, despite some controversy over his stance on same-sex unions.
African Leaders Mourn Pope Francis, Celebrating His Peace Activism and African Engagements
African leaders mourned Pope Francis, praising his commitment to peace and climate action, highlighting his five trips to the continent and his advocacy for the poor and marginalized, despite some controversy over his stance on same-sex unions.
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40% Bias Score
Leaked Draft Order Proposes Massive State Department Restructuring
A leaked 16-page draft executive order proposes a major overhaul of the U.S. State Department, including downsizing its Canada desk and eliminating the Bureau of African Affairs, replacing some diplomats with AI, prompting denials from the State Department and Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
Leaked Draft Order Proposes Massive State Department Restructuring
A leaked 16-page draft executive order proposes a major overhaul of the U.S. State Department, including downsizing its Canada desk and eliminating the Bureau of African Affairs, replacing some diplomats with AI, prompting denials from the State Department and Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
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48% Bias Score
US Tariffs Drive African Nations Towards China
Increased US tariffs on African exports are prompting African countries to seek alternative trade partnerships with China and other emerging markets, highlighting the need for regional integration and diversification to mitigate the impact of unpredictable US trade policies.
US Tariffs Drive African Nations Towards China
Increased US tariffs on African exports are prompting African countries to seek alternative trade partnerships with China and other emerging markets, highlighting the need for regional integration and diversification to mitigate the impact of unpredictable US trade policies.
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56% Bias Score
Sudan's Humanitarian Crisis: 12.4 Million Displaced, Urgent Global Action Needed
The three-year-long war in Sudan has resulted in the world's largest humanitarian crisis, forcing 12.4 million people from their homes, with children comprising over half of the displaced population. Widespread famine and disease, coupled with a tenfold increase in grave child rights violations, hig...
Sudan's Humanitarian Crisis: 12.4 Million Displaced, Urgent Global Action Needed
The three-year-long war in Sudan has resulted in the world's largest humanitarian crisis, forcing 12.4 million people from their homes, with children comprising over half of the displaced population. Widespread famine and disease, coupled with a tenfold increase in grave child rights violations, hig...
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52% Bias Score
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