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AU Declares Colonial Atrocities Crimes Against Humanity
The African Union declared slavery, deportation, and colonization crimes against humanity and genocide at a February summit in Addis Ababa, potentially impacting future negotiations for reparations and the return of looted artifacts, although the resolution's legal enforceability is debated.
AU Declares Colonial Atrocities Crimes Against Humanity
The African Union declared slavery, deportation, and colonization crimes against humanity and genocide at a February summit in Addis Ababa, potentially impacting future negotiations for reparations and the return of looted artifacts, although the resolution's legal enforceability is debated.
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16% Bias Score


Chadian Journalists Jailed, Accused of Wagner Group Ties
Three Chadian journalists—Olivier Mbaindinguim Monodji, Ndilyam Guekidata, and Mahamat Saleh Alhissein—were jailed on Monday in N'Djamena, Chad, pending trial on charges of espionage, conspiracy, and attacking state institutions for allegedly providing information to the Wagner Group, impacting Chad...
Chadian Journalists Jailed, Accused of Wagner Group Ties
Three Chadian journalists—Olivier Mbaindinguim Monodji, Ndilyam Guekidata, and Mahamat Saleh Alhissein—were jailed on Monday in N'Djamena, Chad, pending trial on charges of espionage, conspiracy, and attacking state institutions for allegedly providing information to the Wagner Group, impacting Chad...
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40% Bias Score


South Sudan Clashes Threaten Fragile Peace Agreement
Renewed clashes in South Sudan's northeast between government forces and an armed group threaten the 2018 power-sharing agreement, jeopardizing years of progress toward peace and raising fears of a return to civil war; a UN helicopter was attacked, resulting in casualties.
South Sudan Clashes Threaten Fragile Peace Agreement
Renewed clashes in South Sudan's northeast between government forces and an armed group threaten the 2018 power-sharing agreement, jeopardizing years of progress toward peace and raising fears of a return to civil war; a UN helicopter was attacked, resulting in casualties.
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52% Bias Score


Climate Change Melts Uganda's Glaciers, Causing Widespread Damage
Uganda's record-breaking dry season, caused by climate change, is melting the Ruwenzori glaciers at an alarming rate, resulting in flooding, landslides, and ecosystem damage in the Kasese district.
Climate Change Melts Uganda's Glaciers, Causing Widespread Damage
Uganda's record-breaking dry season, caused by climate change, is melting the Ruwenzori glaciers at an alarming rate, resulting in flooding, landslides, and ecosystem damage in the Kasese district.
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24% Bias Score


McCann's "Twist" Explores Undersea Cables and Global Connectivity
Colum McCann's "Twist" follows Irish journalist Anthony Fennell as he joins cable repair engineer John Conway aboard the Georges Lecointe to repair a broken undersea cable off the west coast of Africa, highlighting the vulnerability of global digital infrastructure and the environmental consequences...
McCann's "Twist" Explores Undersea Cables and Global Connectivity
Colum McCann's "Twist" follows Irish journalist Anthony Fennell as he joins cable repair engineer John Conway aboard the Georges Lecointe to repair a broken undersea cable off the west coast of Africa, highlighting the vulnerability of global digital infrastructure and the environmental consequences...
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44% Bias Score


Uganda Ebola Outbreak: 14 Cases, 2 Deaths, Transparency Concerns
Uganda's Ebola outbreak has increased to 14 cases, including 5 new cases last week, and 2 deaths; the outbreak is affecting five districts including Kampala, with concerns rising due to a lack of transparency from health authorities.
Uganda Ebola Outbreak: 14 Cases, 2 Deaths, Transparency Concerns
Uganda's Ebola outbreak has increased to 14 cases, including 5 new cases last week, and 2 deaths; the outbreak is affecting five districts including Kampala, with concerns rising due to a lack of transparency from health authorities.
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28% Bias Score

DRC Seeks US Military and Investment Aid in Exchange for Access to $24 Trillion in Mineral Reserves
Facing ongoing conflict with M23 rebels controlling 10% of its territory, the DRC seeks a strategic partnership with the US, offering access to its $24 trillion worth of untapped mineral reserves in exchange for military aid and investment. This follows the DRC's announcement to strengthen its milit...

DRC Seeks US Military and Investment Aid in Exchange for Access to $24 Trillion in Mineral Reserves
Facing ongoing conflict with M23 rebels controlling 10% of its territory, the DRC seeks a strategic partnership with the US, offering access to its $24 trillion worth of untapped mineral reserves in exchange for military aid and investment. This follows the DRC's announcement to strengthen its milit...
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48% Bias Score

Failed Deal Fuels Mozambique Crisis
Following a failed political deal in Maputo, Mozambique's opposition leader Venancio Mondlane left the country after clashes with police that left at least two children dead and 353 people dead since October 2024 elections according to Amnesty International, while Islamist insurgents continue attack...

Failed Deal Fuels Mozambique Crisis
Following a failed political deal in Maputo, Mozambique's opposition leader Venancio Mondlane left the country after clashes with police that left at least two children dead and 353 people dead since October 2024 elections according to Amnesty International, while Islamist insurgents continue attack...
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44% Bias Score

Record High Internet Shutdowns in Africa in 2024
A report by Access Now and #KeepItOn revealed a record 21 internet shutdowns in 15 African countries in 2024, exceeding previous years and highlighting the weaponization of internet access by governments and non-state actors amidst conflicts, protests, and elections.

Record High Internet Shutdowns in Africa in 2024
A report by Access Now and #KeepItOn revealed a record 21 internet shutdowns in 15 African countries in 2024, exceeding previous years and highlighting the weaponization of internet access by governments and non-state actors amidst conflicts, protests, and elections.
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52% Bias Score

Extreme Weather Disrupts Education of 242 Million Students Globally
Extreme weather events disrupted the education of 242 million students globally in 2024, with nearly half of Manila's classrooms empty at the start of the school week due to a weather advisory; this disproportionately impacts low-income countries and vulnerable populations, necessitating climate-res...

Extreme Weather Disrupts Education of 242 Million Students Globally
Extreme weather events disrupted the education of 242 million students globally in 2024, with nearly half of Manila's classrooms empty at the start of the school week due to a weather advisory; this disproportionately impacts low-income countries and vulnerable populations, necessitating climate-res...
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44% Bias Score

China's 'Two Sessions' Highlight Governance Model and Impactful African Cooperation
Ali Muhammad Ali, CEO of the Nigerian Press Agency, praised China's governance model and its impactful cooperation with Africa, particularly in infrastructure development and industrialization, as highlighted during China's 'Two Sessions' meetings.

China's 'Two Sessions' Highlight Governance Model and Impactful African Cooperation
Ali Muhammad Ali, CEO of the Nigerian Press Agency, praised China's governance model and its impactful cooperation with Africa, particularly in infrastructure development and industrialization, as highlighted during China's 'Two Sessions' meetings.
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56% Bias Score

IOC Presidential Candidates Propose Sweeping Olympic Reforms
Seven candidates are competing for the IOC presidency, each proposing significant reforms to the Olympic Games, including decentralization, Paralympics integration, and ensuring African hosting, while also addressing the participation of Russian athletes and environmental sustainability.

IOC Presidential Candidates Propose Sweeping Olympic Reforms
Seven candidates are competing for the IOC presidency, each proposing significant reforms to the Olympic Games, including decentralization, Paralympics integration, and ensuring African hosting, while also addressing the participation of Russian athletes and environmental sustainability.
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44% Bias Score
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