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Surge in African Students Studying in China
The number of African students studying in China has significantly increased due to expanded scholarships, China's affordability, and the growing demand for Chinese language proficiency, contributing to various sectors in African nations.
Surge in African Students Studying in China
The number of African students studying in China has significantly increased due to expanded scholarships, China's affordability, and the growing demand for Chinese language proficiency, contributing to various sectors in African nations.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Ancient Genomes Reveal Isolated Sahara Population
Analysis of the first whole genomes recovered from 7,000-year-old mummified remains of two women at Libya's Takarkori rock shelter reveals a previously unknown, long-isolated population in the Sahara during the 'green Sahara' period, challenging theories about migration and pastoralism's spread in t...
Ancient Genomes Reveal Isolated Sahara Population
Analysis of the first whole genomes recovered from 7,000-year-old mummified remains of two women at Libya's Takarkori rock shelter reveals a previously unknown, long-isolated population in the Sahara during the 'green Sahara' period, challenging theories about migration and pastoralism's spread in t...
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28% Bias Score
Africa's First AI Factory to Boost AI Development
Cassava Technologies, founded by Strive Masiyiwa, is partnering with Nvidia to build Africa's first AI factory, deploying Nvidia's supercomputers in data centers across South Africa, Egypt, Kenya, Morocco and Nigeria from June, to address the continent's lack of computing power hindering its AI deve...
Africa's First AI Factory to Boost AI Development
Cassava Technologies, founded by Strive Masiyiwa, is partnering with Nvidia to build Africa's first AI factory, deploying Nvidia's supercomputers in data centers across South Africa, Egypt, Kenya, Morocco and Nigeria from June, to address the continent's lack of computing power hindering its AI deve...
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40% Bias Score
US Sends Envoy to Congo Amidst Humanitarian Crisis and Peace Talks
The US State Department's senior advisor, Massad Boulos, will visit the Great Lakes region from April 3rd to promote peace and investment amid escalating conflict in eastern Congo, where 26 million people need emergency aid following M23 rebel attacks. Direct talks between the Congolese government a...
US Sends Envoy to Congo Amidst Humanitarian Crisis and Peace Talks
The US State Department's senior advisor, Massad Boulos, will visit the Great Lakes region from April 3rd to promote peace and investment amid escalating conflict in eastern Congo, where 26 million people need emergency aid following M23 rebel attacks. Direct talks between the Congolese government a...
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40% Bias Score
Africa's E-waste Crisis: Urgent Policy Action Needed
A recent conference in Nairobi highlighted Africa's urgent e-waste crisis: 5 million metric tons generated annually, only 1% recycled, causing severe environmental and health damage, fueled by imports and requiring urgent policy action and regional cooperation.
Africa's E-waste Crisis: Urgent Policy Action Needed
A recent conference in Nairobi highlighted Africa's urgent e-waste crisis: 5 million metric tons generated annually, only 1% recycled, causing severe environmental and health damage, fueled by imports and requiring urgent policy action and regional cooperation.
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40% Bias Score
US Funding Cuts Force Cities to Seek 'Plan B' for Global Health Initiatives
US funding cuts for global health initiatives, impacting programs addressing AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis, autism, and air quality in numerous cities across Africa, Asia, and Latin America, are forcing cities to seek alternative solutions and collaborate to mitigate the impact, creating challenges pa...
US Funding Cuts Force Cities to Seek 'Plan B' for Global Health Initiatives
US funding cuts for global health initiatives, impacting programs addressing AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis, autism, and air quality in numerous cities across Africa, Asia, and Latin America, are forcing cities to seek alternative solutions and collaborate to mitigate the impact, creating challenges pa...
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60% Bias Score
Surge in African Students Studying in China
The number of African students studying in China has significantly increased due to expanded scholarships, China's affordability, and the rising demand for Chinese language proficiency, leading to contributions in various sectors in African countries and fostering stronger bilateral ties.
Surge in African Students Studying in China
The number of African students studying in China has significantly increased due to expanded scholarships, China's affordability, and the rising demand for Chinese language proficiency, leading to contributions in various sectors in African countries and fostering stronger bilateral ties.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Trump's Tariffs Hit African Exports, Raising AGOA Uncertainty
President Trump's new tariffs impose a 10% base tariff on all imports, with higher rates for specific countries, including African nations like Lesotho (50%), South Africa (30%), and the Ivory Coast (21%), significantly impacting their exports to the US and raising concerns about the future of the A...
Trump's Tariffs Hit African Exports, Raising AGOA Uncertainty
President Trump's new tariffs impose a 10% base tariff on all imports, with higher rates for specific countries, including African nations like Lesotho (50%), South Africa (30%), and the Ivory Coast (21%), significantly impacting their exports to the US and raising concerns about the future of the A...
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48% Bias Score
Angola's PRODESI Program Invests 362 Billion Kwanzas in Malanje Projects
The PRODESI program approved 292 projects totaling 362 billion kwanzas in Malanje, Angola, focusing on agriculture, services, and industry, making it the second-largest recipient after Luanda, aiming to bolster domestic production and reduce import dependence.
Angola's PRODESI Program Invests 362 Billion Kwanzas in Malanje Projects
The PRODESI program approved 292 projects totaling 362 billion kwanzas in Malanje, Angola, focusing on agriculture, services, and industry, making it the second-largest recipient after Luanda, aiming to bolster domestic production and reduce import dependence.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Sudanese Army Recaptured Khartoum
After two years of civil war, Sudan's army, led by General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, recaptured Khartoum from the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in late March 2025, marking a turning point in the conflict that began in April 2023.
Sudanese Army Recaptured Khartoum
After two years of civil war, Sudan's army, led by General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, recaptured Khartoum from the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in late March 2025, marking a turning point in the conflict that began in April 2023.
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64% Bias Score
African Religious Leaders Champion LGBTQ+ Inclusion Amidst Rising Intolerance
Religious leaders in Africa, including clerics and imams, are increasingly advocating for LGBTQ+ inclusion despite significant risks, challenging the prevalent anti-gay sentiment fueled by other religious figures; the recent murder of an openly gay imam underscores these dangers.
African Religious Leaders Champion LGBTQ+ Inclusion Amidst Rising Intolerance
Religious leaders in Africa, including clerics and imams, are increasingly advocating for LGBTQ+ inclusion despite significant risks, challenging the prevalent anti-gay sentiment fueled by other religious figures; the recent murder of an openly gay imam underscores these dangers.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Mozambique's HIV Epidemic: Progress Threatened by Funding Cuts
In 2023, 2.5 million people in Mozambique (12.5% of the population) lived with HIV; while new infections decreased from 150,000 annually in the 2000s to 87,000 in 2023, the rate remains high, particularly among young women. A study showed HIV prevalence among pregnant women decreased from 35.3% to 2...
Mozambique's HIV Epidemic: Progress Threatened by Funding Cuts
In 2023, 2.5 million people in Mozambique (12.5% of the population) lived with HIV; while new infections decreased from 150,000 annually in the 2000s to 87,000 in 2023, the rate remains high, particularly among young women. A study showed HIV prevalence among pregnant women decreased from 35.3% to 2...
Progress
40% Bias Score
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