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Frelimo's Election Win in Mozambique Sparks Deadly Protests
Mozambique's Constitutional Council confirmed Frelimo's victory in the October election, sparking widespread protests and at least 130 deaths; the unrest negatively impacts the economy and foreign investment.
Frelimo's Election Win in Mozambique Sparks Deadly Protests
Mozambique's Constitutional Council confirmed Frelimo's victory in the October election, sparking widespread protests and at least 130 deaths; the unrest negatively impacts the economy and foreign investment.
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44% Bias Score
China's Belt and Road Initiative: A Catalyst for African Development
UN Resident Coordinator to China Siddharth Chatterjee lauded China's Belt and Road Initiative's positive impact on African infrastructure and highlighted the potential for future cooperation focusing on green development, citing China's success in poverty reduction and sustainable development as a m...
China's Belt and Road Initiative: A Catalyst for African Development
UN Resident Coordinator to China Siddharth Chatterjee lauded China's Belt and Road Initiative's positive impact on African infrastructure and highlighted the potential for future cooperation focusing on green development, citing China's success in poverty reduction and sustainable development as a m...
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44% Bias Score
Cameroon Wins 1988 Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco
The 1988 Africa Cup of Nations, held in Morocco from March 13-27, saw Cameroon win its second title after defeating Nigeria 1-0 in the final match played at Casablanca's Mohammed V Stadium; the tournament involved eight teams playing in Casablanca and Rabat.
Cameroon Wins 1988 Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco
The 1988 Africa Cup of Nations, held in Morocco from March 13-27, saw Cameroon win its second title after defeating Nigeria 1-0 in the final match played at Casablanca's Mohammed V Stadium; the tournament involved eight teams playing in Casablanca and Rabat.
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60% Bias Score
Angola: Commission Fights Food Price Speculation in Lunda-Sul
A multisectoral commission in Lunda-Sul, Angola, is tackling food price hikes affecting families since September 2024; price increases range from Kz 3,000 for a 25kg sugar bag to Kz 4,000 for a bag of potatoes, and the commission will operate until January 1, 2025.
Angola: Commission Fights Food Price Speculation in Lunda-Sul
A multisectoral commission in Lunda-Sul, Angola, is tackling food price hikes affecting families since September 2024; price increases range from Kz 3,000 for a 25kg sugar bag to Kz 4,000 for a bag of potatoes, and the commission will operate until January 1, 2025.
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36% Bias Score
African Parks: Conservation Model Under Scrutiny for Human Rights Abuses
African Parks, a conservation NGO managing 22 protected areas across 12 African countries, faces criticism for its militarized approach, alleged human rights abuses, lack of accountability, and displacement of local communities, despite its significant funding and stated commitment to conservation.
African Parks: Conservation Model Under Scrutiny for Human Rights Abuses
African Parks, a conservation NGO managing 22 protected areas across 12 African countries, faces criticism for its militarized approach, alleged human rights abuses, lack of accountability, and displacement of local communities, despite its significant funding and stated commitment to conservation.
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56% Bias Score
China's Satellite TV Project in Africa: A Mixed Bag of Soft Power
China's StarTimes project, funded by a Chinese government aid program, installed satellite dishes in over 9,600 African villages, providing digital TV access; however, post-free trial subscription costs and limited appeal of Chinese content challenge its long-term success as a soft power initiative.
China's Satellite TV Project in Africa: A Mixed Bag of Soft Power
China's StarTimes project, funded by a Chinese government aid program, installed satellite dishes in over 9,600 African villages, providing digital TV access; however, post-free trial subscription costs and limited appeal of Chinese content challenge its long-term success as a soft power initiative.
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36% Bias Score
Mozambique's Deepening Crisis: Electoral Dispute Fuels Instability
Mozambique's political crisis, stemming from disputed October 9th elections and resulting in over 130 deaths, is worsening amid protests and repression, compounding existing challenges like Islamist insurgency, economic fragility, and climate change impacts, while drawing limited international atten...
Mozambique's Deepening Crisis: Electoral Dispute Fuels Instability
Mozambique's political crisis, stemming from disputed October 9th elections and resulting in over 130 deaths, is worsening amid protests and repression, compounding existing challenges like Islamist insurgency, economic fragility, and climate change impacts, while drawing limited international atten...
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52% Bias Score
China's Belt and Road Initiative and Green Transition to Boost Global Development
UN Resident Coordinator to China Siddharth Chatterjee lauded China's Belt and Road Initiative's positive impact on African infrastructure and its commitment to a green transition, predicting continued strong economic growth and significant contributions to global sustainable development goals.
China's Belt and Road Initiative and Green Transition to Boost Global Development
UN Resident Coordinator to China Siddharth Chatterjee lauded China's Belt and Road Initiative's positive impact on African infrastructure and its commitment to a green transition, predicting continued strong economic growth and significant contributions to global sustainable development goals.
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48% Bias Score
Ivory Coast's 2025 Africa Cup of Nations Strategy
One year before the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco, defending champion Ivory Coast, led by Coach Emerse Faé, is preparing for a challenging tournament, focusing on team versatility, mental fortitude, and the integration of players from the CHAN tournament.
Ivory Coast's 2025 Africa Cup of Nations Strategy
One year before the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco, defending champion Ivory Coast, led by Coach Emerse Faé, is preparing for a challenging tournament, focusing on team versatility, mental fortitude, and the integration of players from the CHAN tournament.
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20% Bias Score
Cyclone Chido: 94 Dead, Thousands Affected in Northern Mozambique
Cyclone Chido, hitting northern Mozambique on December 15th with 260 km/h winds and 250 mm of rain, caused at least 94 deaths, 768 injuries, and affected over 620,000, destroying 140,628 houses, 52 medical centers, and 250 schools.
Cyclone Chido: 94 Dead, Thousands Affected in Northern Mozambique
Cyclone Chido, hitting northern Mozambique on December 15th with 260 km/h winds and 250 mm of rain, caused at least 94 deaths, 768 injuries, and affected over 620,000, destroying 140,628 houses, 52 medical centers, and 250 schools.
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36% Bias Score
Neanderthal Genes Crucial to Human Survival and Global Expansion
New genetic research reveals that early modern humans outside Africa repeatedly went extinct until interbreeding with Neanderthals conferred immunity to new diseases, enabling their survival and eventual global spread approximately 48,000 years ago.
Neanderthal Genes Crucial to Human Survival and Global Expansion
New genetic research reveals that early modern humans outside Africa repeatedly went extinct until interbreeding with Neanderthals conferred immunity to new diseases, enabling their survival and eventual global spread approximately 48,000 years ago.
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24% Bias Score
Rwanda's F1 Bid: A Showcase or 'Sportswashing'?
From December 9-13, 2023, Kigali hosted the FIA awards ceremony, including Max Verstappen receiving his trophy from President Kagame; this event is part of Rwanda's bid to host a Formula 1 Grand Prix in 2026, despite accusations of 'sportswashing'.
Rwanda's F1 Bid: A Showcase or 'Sportswashing'?
From December 9-13, 2023, Kigali hosted the FIA awards ceremony, including Max Verstappen receiving his trophy from President Kagame; this event is part of Rwanda's bid to host a Formula 1 Grand Prix in 2026, despite accusations of 'sportswashing'.
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56% Bias Score
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