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Sudan Conflict Creates World's Largest Humanitarian Crisis
Sudan's two-year-old conflict has caused the world's largest humanitarian crisis, with 25 million people facing extreme hunger, and famine resulting in deaths in western Darfur. The crisis has displaced over 12 million, and the UN needs $800 million in aid.
Sudan Conflict Creates World's Largest Humanitarian Crisis
Sudan's two-year-old conflict has caused the world's largest humanitarian crisis, with 25 million people facing extreme hunger, and famine resulting in deaths in western Darfur. The crisis has displaced over 12 million, and the UN needs $800 million in aid.
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40% Bias Score


U.S. Citizens Charged in Deadly DRC Coup Attempt
Four U.S. citizens are charged with conspiring to carry out an armed coup d'état in the Democratic Republic of Congo, targeting President Félix Tshisekedi and others, resulting in at least six deaths and highlighting the use of drones and explosives.
U.S. Citizens Charged in Deadly DRC Coup Attempt
Four U.S. citizens are charged with conspiring to carry out an armed coup d'état in the Democratic Republic of Congo, targeting President Félix Tshisekedi and others, resulting in at least six deaths and highlighting the use of drones and explosives.
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48% Bias Score


Sub-Saharan Africa Faces Severe Maternal Health Crisis
A joint UN report released on World Health Day reveals a severe maternal health crisis in sub-Saharan Africa, with nine countries showing "very high" mortality rates, Nigeria accounting for nearly 29 percent of global maternal deaths (an estimated 75,000) and a ratio of 993 deaths per 100,000 live b...
Sub-Saharan Africa Faces Severe Maternal Health Crisis
A joint UN report released on World Health Day reveals a severe maternal health crisis in sub-Saharan Africa, with nine countries showing "very high" mortality rates, Nigeria accounting for nearly 29 percent of global maternal deaths (an estimated 75,000) and a ratio of 993 deaths per 100,000 live b...
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48% Bias Score


Boko Haram Resurgence in Borno State, Nigeria
Boko Haram fighters staged a series of attacks in Nigeria's Borno state, seizing some areas, prompting Governor Babagana Zulum to call for more military aid while the government downplays the threat, despite a 15-year insurgency causing over 40,000 deaths and displacing over two million people.
Boko Haram Resurgence in Borno State, Nigeria
Boko Haram fighters staged a series of attacks in Nigeria's Borno state, seizing some areas, prompting Governor Babagana Zulum to call for more military aid while the government downplays the threat, despite a 15-year insurgency causing over 40,000 deaths and displacing over two million people.
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40% Bias Score


US Tariffs Hit African Economies Hard
New US tariffs are significantly impacting African trade, with Lesotho facing a 50% tariff on its exports to the US, threatening thousands of jobs, while South Africa and other nations face challenges, potentially jeopardizing AGOA.
US Tariffs Hit African Economies Hard
New US tariffs are significantly impacting African trade, with Lesotho facing a 50% tariff on its exports to the US, threatening thousands of jobs, while South Africa and other nations face challenges, potentially jeopardizing AGOA.
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44% Bias Score


Trump Tariffs Devastate African Economies
President Trump's new tariffs impose a 50% levy on Lesotho's textile exports to the US, threatening 12,000 jobs, while South Africa faces 30% tariffs on vehicles and agri-business, potentially affecting tens of thousands more jobs; the tariffs effectively nullify the African Growth and Opportunity A...
Trump Tariffs Devastate African Economies
President Trump's new tariffs impose a 50% levy on Lesotho's textile exports to the US, threatening 12,000 jobs, while South Africa faces 30% tariffs on vehicles and agri-business, potentially affecting tens of thousands more jobs; the tariffs effectively nullify the African Growth and Opportunity A...
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48% Bias Score

Afreximbank Opens First African Trade Center in Abuja
Afreximbank launched its first African Trade Center in Abuja, Nigeria, on April 10th, 2025, featuring a tech incubator, SME hub, digital platform, and business hotel to promote intra-African trade and investment, marking the start of a continent-wide network.

Afreximbank Opens First African Trade Center in Abuja
Afreximbank launched its first African Trade Center in Abuja, Nigeria, on April 10th, 2025, featuring a tech incubator, SME hub, digital platform, and business hotel to promote intra-African trade and investment, marking the start of a continent-wide network.
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48% Bias Score

Americans Face New Charges in Congolese Coup Plot
Three Americans and an explosives expert face new US charges for a Congolese coup attempt that left six dead, including detailed evidence of weapons, explosives, and recruitment efforts, following initial death sentences commuted to life imprisonment in Congo.

Americans Face New Charges in Congolese Coup Plot
Three Americans and an explosives expert face new US charges for a Congolese coup attempt that left six dead, including detailed evidence of weapons, explosives, and recruitment efforts, following initial death sentences commuted to life imprisonment in Congo.
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52% Bias Score

German Coalition Agreement Reached, Merz Set for Chancellorship
Germany's new coalition government, likely led by Friedrich Merz as Chancellor, is formed after six weeks of negotiations, with key policy focuses on tax cuts, increased defense spending, stricter immigration policies, and support for Ukraine.

German Coalition Agreement Reached, Merz Set for Chancellorship
Germany's new coalition government, likely led by Friedrich Merz as Chancellor, is formed after six weeks of negotiations, with key policy focuses on tax cuts, increased defense spending, stricter immigration policies, and support for Ukraine.
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36% Bias Score

Sub-Saharan Africa Faces Maternal Health Crisis: Nigeria Accounts for 29% of Global Maternal Deaths
A new UN report reveals that nine sub-Saharan African countries have extremely high maternal mortality rates, with Nigeria accounting for nearly 29 percent (75,000 deaths) of the global total, highlighting severe healthcare inequalities.

Sub-Saharan Africa Faces Maternal Health Crisis: Nigeria Accounts for 29% of Global Maternal Deaths
A new UN report reveals that nine sub-Saharan African countries have extremely high maternal mortality rates, with Nigeria accounting for nearly 29 percent (75,000 deaths) of the global total, highlighting severe healthcare inequalities.
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48% Bias Score

Anthrax Outbreak Kills Dozens of Hippos in DRC's Virunga National Park
Anthrax killed at least 50 hippos and other animals in the DRC's Virunga National Park; park officials are working to contain the outbreak amidst ongoing conflict and limited resources.

Anthrax Outbreak Kills Dozens of Hippos in DRC's Virunga National Park
Anthrax killed at least 50 hippos and other animals in the DRC's Virunga National Park; park officials are working to contain the outbreak amidst ongoing conflict and limited resources.
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24% Bias Score

US Revokes Visas for all South Sudanese Citizens Following Deportation Dispute
The U.S. revoked visas for all South Sudanese citizens after South Sudan refused to accept Makula Kintu, a Congolese citizen using falsified documents, back into their country, triggering a diplomatic dispute impacting approximately 133 individuals under Temporary Protected Status (TPS).

US Revokes Visas for all South Sudanese Citizens Following Deportation Dispute
The U.S. revoked visas for all South Sudanese citizens after South Sudan refused to accept Makula Kintu, a Congolese citizen using falsified documents, back into their country, triggering a diplomatic dispute impacting approximately 133 individuals under Temporary Protected Status (TPS).
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44% Bias Score
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