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Gabon's Post-Coup Election: Oligui Nguema Faces Bongo Challenger
Gabon's presidential campaign starts March 29th, with the coup leader Brice Oligui Nguema and former prime minister Alain-Claude Bilie-By-Nze as leading candidates; the election is on April 12th, following the August 2023 coup; the trial of Ali Bongo's family is a major campaign issue.
Gabon's Post-Coup Election: Oligui Nguema Faces Bongo Challenger
Gabon's presidential campaign starts March 29th, with the coup leader Brice Oligui Nguema and former prime minister Alain-Claude Bilie-By-Nze as leading candidates; the election is on April 12th, following the August 2023 coup; the trial of Ali Bongo's family is a major campaign issue.
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44% Bias Score
FADA Invests 75 Million Kwanzas in Malanje Agricultural Cooperatives
The FADA fund provided 75 million kwanzas to three agricultural cooperatives in Malanje, Angola, for agro-pastoral development, aiming to diversify the economy through increased production via a pilot project that includes land preparation and technical assistance.
FADA Invests 75 Million Kwanzas in Malanje Agricultural Cooperatives
The FADA fund provided 75 million kwanzas to three agricultural cooperatives in Malanje, Angola, for agro-pastoral development, aiming to diversify the economy through increased production via a pilot project that includes land preparation and technical assistance.
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12% Bias Score
Climate Change Fueled Extreme Heat Affecting 394 Million This Winter
Climate Central's study reveals that nearly 394 million people globally experienced 30 or more days of dangerously high temperatures this past Northern Hemisphere winter, with Africa bearing the brunt (74%), increasing health risks and highlighting the impact of climate change on extreme weather eve...
Climate Change Fueled Extreme Heat Affecting 394 Million This Winter
Climate Central's study reveals that nearly 394 million people globally experienced 30 or more days of dangerously high temperatures this past Northern Hemisphere winter, with Africa bearing the brunt (74%), increasing health risks and highlighting the impact of climate change on extreme weather eve...
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32% Bias Score
China-Africa AI Partnership to Boost Development
China and Africa are partnering to develop AI infrastructure and capacity from 2025-2027, focusing on 20 digital projects to bridge the digital divide, address youth unemployment (above 20 percent), and mitigate the misuse of AI for misinformation, while leveraging China's low-cost, high-performance...
China-Africa AI Partnership to Boost Development
China and Africa are partnering to develop AI infrastructure and capacity from 2025-2027, focusing on 20 digital projects to bridge the digital divide, address youth unemployment (above 20 percent), and mitigate the misuse of AI for misinformation, while leveraging China's low-cost, high-performance...
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44% Bias Score
Yemaachi Biotech Builds Africa's First Comprehensive Cancer Database
Ghanaian immunologist Yaw Bediako's Yemaachi Biotech is creating Africa's first comprehensive cancer database, including data from 7,500 patients, to address the continent's high cancer mortality rate and improve treatment efficacy, supported by Roche.
Yemaachi Biotech Builds Africa's First Comprehensive Cancer Database
Ghanaian immunologist Yaw Bediako's Yemaachi Biotech is creating Africa's first comprehensive cancer database, including data from 7,500 patients, to address the continent's high cancer mortality rate and improve treatment efficacy, supported by Roche.
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24% Bias Score
International Cybercrime Operation "Red Card" Nets Hundreds of Arrests in Africa
Operation "Red Card," an international cybercrime operation conducted between November and February, resulted in over 300 arrests and 2,000 electronic device seizures across seven African countries, targeting various scams affecting over 5,000 victims.
International Cybercrime Operation "Red Card" Nets Hundreds of Arrests in Africa
Operation "Red Card," an international cybercrime operation conducted between November and February, resulted in over 300 arrests and 2,000 electronic device seizures across seven African countries, targeting various scams affecting over 5,000 victims.
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40% Bias Score
Prince Harry Resigns from Sentebale Amidst Accusations of Misconduct
Prince Harry and the board of Sentebale, a charity he co-founded in 2006 to combat HIV/AIDS in Southern Africa, resigned following a dispute with president Sophie Chandauka, who alleges abuse and discrimination, prompting a Charity Commission investigation and a potential High Court case.
Prince Harry Resigns from Sentebale Amidst Accusations of Misconduct
Prince Harry and the board of Sentebale, a charity he co-founded in 2006 to combat HIV/AIDS in Southern Africa, resigned following a dispute with president Sophie Chandauka, who alleges abuse and discrimination, prompting a Charity Commission investigation and a potential High Court case.
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44% Bias Score
Sudan's Khartoum "Free," But Civil War Far From Over
Sudan's military declared Khartoum "free" from RSF control, but the civil war continues, posing the risk of national partition amid a devastating humanitarian crisis affecting some 12.5 million people.
Sudan's Khartoum "Free," But Civil War Far From Over
Sudan's military declared Khartoum "free" from RSF control, but the civil war continues, posing the risk of national partition amid a devastating humanitarian crisis affecting some 12.5 million people.
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40% Bias Score
Gabon's Military Base: A Transition to Joint Training Academy
France is downsizing its military base in Libreville, Gabon, to a joint training academy with 200 personnel by 2025, focusing on training Gabonese forces and reflecting broader trends of French military withdrawal in Africa.
Gabon's Military Base: A Transition to Joint Training Academy
France is downsizing its military base in Libreville, Gabon, to a joint training academy with 200 personnel by 2025, focusing on training Gabonese forces and reflecting broader trends of French military withdrawal in Africa.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Nominates Controversial Figure as US Ambassador to South Africa Amid Strained Relations
Donald Trump nominated conservative media activist Leo Brent Bozell III as US ambassador to South Africa, escalating tensions already strained by accusations of racial discrimination, arms deals with Russia, and a South African case against Israel at the International Court of Justice; the nominatio...
Trump Nominates Controversial Figure as US Ambassador to South Africa Amid Strained Relations
Donald Trump nominated conservative media activist Leo Brent Bozell III as US ambassador to South Africa, escalating tensions already strained by accusations of racial discrimination, arms deals with Russia, and a South African case against Israel at the International Court of Justice; the nominatio...
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40% Bias Score
AU President Urges Increased Funding for Somalia Stabilization
AU Commission President Mahmoud Ali Youssouf, during his first visit to Somalia, called for increased international funding for the underfunded AU Mission in Somalia (AUSSOM) to support the country's stabilization efforts and counter al-Shabaab.
AU President Urges Increased Funding for Somalia Stabilization
AU Commission President Mahmoud Ali Youssouf, during his first visit to Somalia, called for increased international funding for the underfunded AU Mission in Somalia (AUSSOM) to support the country's stabilization efforts and counter al-Shabaab.
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28% Bias Score
Burkina Faso: Journalists Arrested Amidst Growing Crackdown on Dissent
On March 24th, Burkinabe journalists Guézouma Sanogo and Boukari Ouoba were arrested in Ouagadougou by individuals identifying as intelligence officers, highlighting the junta's increasing suppression of dissent since the 2022 coup, following Sanogo's criticism of press freedom violations.
Burkina Faso: Journalists Arrested Amidst Growing Crackdown on Dissent
On March 24th, Burkinabe journalists Guézouma Sanogo and Boukari Ouoba were arrested in Ouagadougou by individuals identifying as intelligence officers, highlighting the junta's increasing suppression of dissent since the 2022 coup, following Sanogo's criticism of press freedom violations.
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48% Bias Score
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