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Sudan's Zamzam Massacre: Over 1,500 Dead, World's Largest Humanitarian Crisis
The ongoing Sudanese civil war, marked by the April 2023 massacre at Zamzam refugee camp where over 1,500 civilians may have been killed by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), has caused the world's largest humanitarian crisis and highlights the lack of international attention and intervention.
Sudan's Zamzam Massacre: Over 1,500 Dead, World's Largest Humanitarian Crisis
The ongoing Sudanese civil war, marked by the April 2023 massacre at Zamzam refugee camp where over 1,500 civilians may have been killed by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), has caused the world's largest humanitarian crisis and highlights the lack of international attention and intervention.
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32% Bias Score
France Acknowledges Role in Cameroonian Repression
France admitted its role in violent repression of Cameroonian independence movements (1945-1971) following a joint commission's report detailing French colonial authorities' violent acts, yet stopped short of an apology or reparations.
France Acknowledges Role in Cameroonian Repression
France admitted its role in violent repression of Cameroonian independence movements (1945-1971) following a joint commission's report detailing French colonial authorities' violent acts, yet stopped short of an apology or reparations.
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44% Bias Score
Cincab Conference Highlights Mourides Women's Role in Education
The International Conference Cheikh Ahmadou Bamba (Cincab), held at UNESCO headquarters in Paris on July 17-18, 2025, discussed the importance of Mourides women's education, emphasizing their role in spiritual transmission and community development, as advocated by Cheikh Ahmadou Bamba.
Cincab Conference Highlights Mourides Women's Role in Education
The International Conference Cheikh Ahmadou Bamba (Cincab), held at UNESCO headquarters in Paris on July 17-18, 2025, discussed the importance of Mourides women's education, emphasizing their role in spiritual transmission and community development, as advocated by Cheikh Ahmadou Bamba.
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48% Bias Score
AI Education in Africa: Bridging the Digital Divide Through Infrastructure and South-South Cooperation
The World Artificial Intelligence Conference 2025 highlighted AI's potential to bridge global educational divides, particularly in Africa; however, significant challenges remain due to the digital divide and the need for broader reforms, including teacher training and curriculum localization.
AI Education in Africa: Bridging the Digital Divide Through Infrastructure and South-South Cooperation
The World Artificial Intelligence Conference 2025 highlighted AI's potential to bridge global educational divides, particularly in Africa; however, significant challenges remain due to the digital divide and the need for broader reforms, including teacher training and curriculum localization.
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36% Bias Score
Kenyan Farmers Find Creative Solutions to Mitigate Deadly Human-Elephant Conflict
In Kenya's Taita Taveta region, farmers are using beehives and sesame crops to deter elephants from damaging their farms, mitigating human-wildlife conflict that previously resulted in human deaths and retaliatory killings of elephants.
Kenyan Farmers Find Creative Solutions to Mitigate Deadly Human-Elephant Conflict
In Kenya's Taita Taveta region, farmers are using beehives and sesame crops to deter elephants from damaging their farms, mitigating human-wildlife conflict that previously resulted in human deaths and retaliatory killings of elephants.
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28% Bias Score
Ethical Concerns and Economic Challenges Hamper Rapid AI Growth
The global AI industry, projected to reach \$4.8 trillion, faces ethical challenges due to low wages paid to data labelers in Kenya, prompting the emergence of decentralized platforms like OORT DataHub aiming for fair compensation and data security.
Ethical Concerns and Economic Challenges Hamper Rapid AI Growth
The global AI industry, projected to reach \$4.8 trillion, faces ethical challenges due to low wages paid to data labelers in Kenya, prompting the emergence of decentralized platforms like OORT DataHub aiming for fair compensation and data security.
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56% Bias Score
Macron Admits French Colonial Violence in Cameroon
French President Emmanuel Macron admitted to "repressive violence" used by French colonial troops in Cameroon between 1945 and 1971, resulting in tens of thousands of deaths, as detailed in a letter to Cameroonian President Paul Biya and a recent official report commissioned by France.
Macron Admits French Colonial Violence in Cameroon
French President Emmanuel Macron admitted to "repressive violence" used by French colonial troops in Cameroon between 1945 and 1971, resulting in tens of thousands of deaths, as detailed in a letter to Cameroonian President Paul Biya and a recent official report commissioned by France.
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24% Bias Score
Serigne Mouhamadou Mourtada Mbacké: Expanding Mouridism Globally
Serigne Mouhamadou Mourtada Mbacké, born in 1927 and son of Serigne Touba, significantly expanded Mouridism globally through extensive travels, establishing dahiras and fostering conversions, while also creating educational and employment opportunities.
Serigne Mouhamadou Mourtada Mbacké: Expanding Mouridism Globally
Serigne Mouhamadou Mourtada Mbacké, born in 1927 and son of Serigne Touba, significantly expanded Mouridism globally through extensive travels, establishing dahiras and fostering conversions, while also creating educational and employment opportunities.
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40% Bias Score
RSF Attack on Darfur Displacement Camp Kills 40 Amidst Famine
Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) attacked the Abu Shouk displacement camp near el-Fasher on Monday, killing 40 and injuring 19, according to local rights groups, further exacerbating the famine and humanitarian crisis in the region amidst the ongoing Sudanese civil war.
RSF Attack on Darfur Displacement Camp Kills 40 Amidst Famine
Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) attacked the Abu Shouk displacement camp near el-Fasher on Monday, killing 40 and injuring 19, according to local rights groups, further exacerbating the famine and humanitarian crisis in the region amidst the ongoing Sudanese civil war.
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44% Bias Score
Guinea Opposition to Protest Constitutional Referendum
Guinea's opposition is protesting a September 21st constitutional referendum, fearing it will allow junta leader Mamadi Doumbouya to circumvent his pledge against seeking re-election, potentially leading to a power grab; protests are planned from September 5th despite a ban on demonstrations since 2...
Guinea Opposition to Protest Constitutional Referendum
Guinea's opposition is protesting a September 21st constitutional referendum, fearing it will allow junta leader Mamadi Doumbouya to circumvent his pledge against seeking re-election, potentially leading to a power grab; protests are planned from September 5th despite a ban on demonstrations since 2...
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36% Bias Score
AI Education in Africa: Bridging the Digital Divide Through South-South Cooperation
The World Artificial Intelligence Conference 2025 highlighted AI's potential to bridge Africa's educational gap, but realizing this requires overcoming infrastructural limitations and fostering South-South collaborations to develop locally relevant tools and build human capital.
AI Education in Africa: Bridging the Digital Divide Through South-South Cooperation
The World Artificial Intelligence Conference 2025 highlighted AI's potential to bridge Africa's educational gap, but realizing this requires overcoming infrastructural limitations and fostering South-South collaborations to develop locally relevant tools and build human capital.
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40% Bias Score
RSF Attack Kills 40 in Sudanese Displacement Camp
Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) attacked the Abu Shouk displacement camp near el-Fasher on Monday, killing 40 and injuring 19, according to local rights groups, amidst Sudan's ongoing civil war that has displaced millions and caused over 40,000 deaths.
RSF Attack Kills 40 in Sudanese Displacement Camp
Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) attacked the Abu Shouk displacement camp near el-Fasher on Monday, killing 40 and injuring 19, according to local rights groups, amidst Sudan's ongoing civil war that has displaced millions and caused over 40,000 deaths.
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44% Bias Score
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