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Alleged Angolan Army Abuses in Cabinda Fuel Separatist Conflict
Disturbing images of mutilated civilians in Cabinda, Angola, allegedly caused by Angolan army retaliation against separatist attacks in May 2025, are fueling accusations of human rights abuses by FLEC-FAC, while the Angolan government denies these claims, citing pacification efforts and high numbers...
Alleged Angolan Army Abuses in Cabinda Fuel Separatist Conflict
Disturbing images of mutilated civilians in Cabinda, Angola, allegedly caused by Angolan army retaliation against separatist attacks in May 2025, are fueling accusations of human rights abuses by FLEC-FAC, while the Angolan government denies these claims, citing pacification efforts and high numbers...
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Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o, Celebrated Kenyan Novelist and Activist, Dies at 87
Kenyan novelist and critic Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o, known for his advocacy of African languages and critique of colonial rule, died Wednesday at age 87 in Buford, Georgia; his daughter announced his death on Facebook.
Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o, Celebrated Kenyan Novelist and Activist, Dies at 87
Kenyan novelist and critic Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o, known for his advocacy of African languages and critique of colonial rule, died Wednesday at age 87 in Buford, Georgia; his daughter announced his death on Facebook.
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Death of Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o: Kenyan Author and Activist Dies at 87
Kenyan author Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o died at age 87 in Georgia, USA; his publisher confirmed the news. A prominent figure in African literature, known for his politically charged novels and plays, he was a frequent Nobel Prize candidate and wrote in his native Kikuyu after his imprisonment in Kenya.
Death of Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o: Kenyan Author and Activist Dies at 87
Kenyan author Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o died at age 87 in Georgia, USA; his publisher confirmed the news. A prominent figure in African literature, known for his politically charged novels and plays, he was a frequent Nobel Prize candidate and wrote in his native Kikuyu after his imprisonment in Kenya.
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Moscow Conference Underscores Russia's Growing Influence in Africa
The 13th Moscow Conference on International Security, attended by over 100 delegations including many African nations, highlights Russia's growing influence in Africa amidst shifting geopolitical dynamics, fragile US-European relations, and potential US Africom troop withdrawals.
Moscow Conference Underscores Russia's Growing Influence in Africa
The 13th Moscow Conference on International Security, attended by over 100 delegations including many African nations, highlights Russia's growing influence in Africa amidst shifting geopolitical dynamics, fragile US-European relations, and potential US Africom troop withdrawals.
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Russia's Security Forum: Expanding Influence in Unstable Regions
Moscow hosted a security forum, showcasing weapons and seeking partnerships with countries in Africa and beyond, including those with coup-installed regimes, amid a reported increase in migrants escaping violence in the region.
Russia's Security Forum: Expanding Influence in Unstable Regions
Moscow hosted a security forum, showcasing weapons and seeking partnerships with countries in Africa and beyond, including those with coup-installed regimes, amid a reported increase in migrants escaping violence in the region.
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BAL's Expansion to Pretoria Showcases Pan-African Growth
The Basketball Africa League (BAL), backed by the NBA and FIBA, is experiencing significant growth, improving player careers, and expanding to Pretoria for the 2024 finals, showcasing a pan-African vision and fostering national pride and economic development across the continent.
BAL's Expansion to Pretoria Showcases Pan-African Growth
The Basketball Africa League (BAL), backed by the NBA and FIBA, is experiencing significant growth, improving player careers, and expanding to Pretoria for the 2024 finals, showcasing a pan-African vision and fostering national pride and economic development across the continent.
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Prosecco Trademark Registered in Kenya, Protecting \$3.6 Billion Market
The Prosecco Doc consortium registered its trademark in Kenya on February 28, 2025 (application May 29, 2024), protecting its brand in a high-growth market; OAPI countries also recognized the geographical indication on December 31, 2024, safeguarding the 660 million bottle, \$3.6 billion market.
Prosecco Trademark Registered in Kenya, Protecting \$3.6 Billion Market
The Prosecco Doc consortium registered its trademark in Kenya on February 28, 2025 (application May 29, 2024), protecting its brand in a high-growth market; OAPI countries also recognized the geographical indication on December 31, 2024, safeguarding the 660 million bottle, \$3.6 billion market.
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US Tariffs Exacerbate Economic Challenges in the Arab and Middle Eastern Region
New US tariffs on Chinese goods will negatively impact the Arab and Middle Eastern region, worsening existing economic difficulties and potentially triggering social and political instability; however, affected countries may mitigate these impacts through market diversification and domestic reforms.
US Tariffs Exacerbate Economic Challenges in the Arab and Middle Eastern Region
New US tariffs on Chinese goods will negatively impact the Arab and Middle Eastern region, worsening existing economic difficulties and potentially triggering social and political instability; however, affected countries may mitigate these impacts through market diversification and domestic reforms.
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Namibia Commemorates Herero and Namaqua Genocide
Namibia officially commemorates the victims of the Herero and Namaqua genocide, which occurred between 1904 and 1908 under German colonial rule, resulting in the deaths of tens of thousands and ongoing disputes over reparations and land restitution.
Namibia Commemorates Herero and Namaqua Genocide
Namibia officially commemorates the victims of the Herero and Namaqua genocide, which occurred between 1904 and 1908 under German colonial rule, resulting in the deaths of tens of thousands and ongoing disputes over reparations and land restitution.
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40% Bias Score
China's BRI Thrives in Africa While US Efforts Fail
The success of China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in Africa is attributed to its non-interfering, mutually beneficial approach, contrasting with Western methods perceived as patronizing and conditional; the US' attempts to discredit the BRI are ineffective.
China's BRI Thrives in Africa While US Efforts Fail
The success of China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in Africa is attributed to its non-interfering, mutually beneficial approach, contrasting with Western methods perceived as patronizing and conditional; the US' attempts to discredit the BRI are ineffective.
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Namibia Marks First Genocide Remembrance Day, Demands Further Reparations from Germany
Namibia held its first genocide remembrance day on May 28th, commemorating the estimated 75,000 Herero and Nama people killed during German colonial rule (1904-1908), demanding further reparations from Germany beyond the €1.1bn already pledged.
Namibia Marks First Genocide Remembrance Day, Demands Further Reparations from Germany
Namibia held its first genocide remembrance day on May 28th, commemorating the estimated 75,000 Herero and Nama people killed during German colonial rule (1904-1908), demanding further reparations from Germany beyond the €1.1bn already pledged.
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Frobenius Institute: A Legacy of Ambivalence and Women's Contributions
The Frobenius Institute in Frankfurt houses a vast archive of African cultural artifacts, largely documented by women who played pivotal roles in its creation and preservation; its founder, Leo Frobenius, a complex figure whose legacy is marked by both significant contributions to ethnology and prob...
Frobenius Institute: A Legacy of Ambivalence and Women's Contributions
The Frobenius Institute in Frankfurt houses a vast archive of African cultural artifacts, largely documented by women who played pivotal roles in its creation and preservation; its founder, Leo Frobenius, a complex figure whose legacy is marked by both significant contributions to ethnology and prob...
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