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US Funding Freeze Could Cause Massive HIV Surge
UNAIDS warns that a US funding freeze for global HIV/AIDS programs could lead to 8.7 million new HIV infections and 6.3 million AIDS-related deaths by 2029, reversing years of progress and causing widespread job losses among healthcare workers.
US Funding Freeze Could Cause Massive HIV Surge
UNAIDS warns that a US funding freeze for global HIV/AIDS programs could lead to 8.7 million new HIV infections and 6.3 million AIDS-related deaths by 2029, reversing years of progress and causing widespread job losses among healthcare workers.
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60% Bias Score
Niger Junta to Determine Transition Length Amidst Increased NGO Control
Niger's military junta will hold "national meetings" from February 15-19 to determine the length of its transition, following the 2023 coup that ousted President Mohamed Bazoum; the junta also increased control over NGOs, potentially impacting aid delivery.
Niger Junta to Determine Transition Length Amidst Increased NGO Control
Niger's military junta will hold "national meetings" from February 15-19 to determine the length of its transition, following the 2023 coup that ousted President Mohamed Bazoum; the junta also increased control over NGOs, potentially impacting aid delivery.
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48% Bias Score
Trump's Aid Freeze Exacerbates African Development Challenges
The Trump administration's freezing of foreign aid to Africa has sparked debate on the role of aid versus trade in development, jeopardizing progress in vulnerable regions like the Sahel and potentially increasing migration; however, some initiatives like the Great Green Wall demonstrate the potenti...
Trump's Aid Freeze Exacerbates African Development Challenges
The Trump administration's freezing of foreign aid to Africa has sparked debate on the role of aid versus trade in development, jeopardizing progress in vulnerable regions like the Sahel and potentially increasing migration; however, some initiatives like the Great Green Wall demonstrate the potenti...
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40% Bias Score
Mass Graves in Libya Expose Migrant Crisis
Libyan authorities discovered approximately 50 bodies in two mass graves in the southeastern desert city of Kufra this week, highlighting the ongoing human rights crisis for migrants in the unstable nation.
Mass Graves in Libya Expose Migrant Crisis
Libyan authorities discovered approximately 50 bodies in two mass graves in the southeastern desert city of Kufra this week, highlighting the ongoing human rights crisis for migrants in the unstable nation.
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44% Bias Score
Death of Namibian Founding President Sam Nujoma
Sam Nujoma, Namibia's founding president and revered "Father of the Nation," died at 95 on February 9th, 2025, leaving a complex legacy marked by his role in Namibia's liberation struggle and his subsequent authoritarian rule.
Death of Namibian Founding President Sam Nujoma
Sam Nujoma, Namibia's founding president and revered "Father of the Nation," died at 95 on February 9th, 2025, leaving a complex legacy marked by his role in Namibia's liberation struggle and his subsequent authoritarian rule.
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52% Bias Score
Namibia's Founding President Sam Nujoma Dies at 95
Sam Nujoma, Namibia's first president and last founding father of an African state, died at age 95; his legacy includes a peaceful transition to independence but also controversies over human rights abuses during the liberation struggle.
Namibia's Founding President Sam Nujoma Dies at 95
Sam Nujoma, Namibia's first president and last founding father of an African state, died at age 95; his legacy includes a peaceful transition to independence but also controversies over human rights abuses during the liberation struggle.
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40% Bias Score
28 Migrants Found Dead in Libya Mass Grave
In southeastern Libya, near Koufra, authorities discovered a mass grave containing the bodies of 28 sub-Saharan African migrants and rescued 76 others from an illegal detention center run by a human trafficking ring; three suspects have been arrested.
28 Migrants Found Dead in Libya Mass Grave
In southeastern Libya, near Koufra, authorities discovered a mass grave containing the bodies of 28 sub-Saharan African migrants and rescued 76 others from an illegal detention center run by a human trafficking ring; three suspects have been arrested.
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24% Bias Score
Sudan Army Seeks International Support to Form New Government After Gains Against RSF
The Sudanese army, led by Gen Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, is seeking international support to form a new government after claiming significant gains against the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Khartoum. The conflict, which began in April 2023, has displaced 12 million people and caused a major humanitaria...
Sudan Army Seeks International Support to Form New Government After Gains Against RSF
The Sudanese army, led by Gen Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, is seeking international support to form a new government after claiming significant gains against the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Khartoum. The conflict, which began in April 2023, has displaced 12 million people and caused a major humanitaria...
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48% Bias Score
Spain's Circular Migration Program: 30,000 Applicants for 350 Jobs
Over 30,000 people from Senegal, Mauritania, and Gambia applied for 350 temporary jobs in Spain, part of a circular migration program launched this summer, sparking debate about its effectiveness and potential drawbacks.
Spain's Circular Migration Program: 30,000 Applicants for 350 Jobs
Over 30,000 people from Senegal, Mauritania, and Gambia applied for 350 temporary jobs in Spain, part of a circular migration program launched this summer, sparking debate about its effectiveness and potential drawbacks.
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44% Bias Score
Mass Graves Unearthed in Libya: Nearly 50 Bodies Found
Libyan authorities discovered nearly 50 bodies in two mass graves in Kufra this week, highlighting the ongoing human rights crisis for migrants transiting the country.
Mass Graves Unearthed in Libya: Nearly 50 Bodies Found
Libyan authorities discovered nearly 50 bodies in two mass graves in Kufra this week, highlighting the ongoing human rights crisis for migrants transiting the country.
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52% Bias Score
Death of Namibian Independence Leader Samuel Nujoma at 95
Samuel Nujoma, Namibia's first president and former SWAPO leader, died on Sunday at age 95 in Windhoek; his leadership secured Namibian independence in 1990 after a struggle against South African rule, but his legacy is also marked by accusations of human rights abuses.
Death of Namibian Independence Leader Samuel Nujoma at 95
Samuel Nujoma, Namibia's first president and former SWAPO leader, died on Sunday at age 95 in Windhoek; his leadership secured Namibian independence in 1990 after a struggle against South African rule, but his legacy is also marked by accusations of human rights abuses.
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40% Bias Score
Zimbabweans Combat Rising NCDs with Unconventional Fitness, Government Tax
In Zimbabwe, older adults are exercising in cemeteries and other unconventional spaces to combat the growing problem of non-communicable diseases (NCDs), which are projected to be the leading cause of death in sub-Saharan Africa by 2030; the government has implemented a 0.5% tax on certain foods to ...
Zimbabweans Combat Rising NCDs with Unconventional Fitness, Government Tax
In Zimbabwe, older adults are exercising in cemeteries and other unconventional spaces to combat the growing problem of non-communicable diseases (NCDs), which are projected to be the leading cause of death in sub-Saharan Africa by 2030; the government has implemented a 0.5% tax on certain foods to ...
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28% Bias Score
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