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Famine Declared in Sudan Amidst Government Withdrawal from IPC
The IPC declared famine in parts of Sudan, citing three criteria: severe food shortages affecting over 20 percent of the population, acute malnutrition in one-third of children, and at least two hunger-related deaths per 10,000 daily. Sudan's government suspended its participation in the IPC, accusi...
Famine Declared in Sudan Amidst Government Withdrawal from IPC
The IPC declared famine in parts of Sudan, citing three criteria: severe food shortages affecting over 20 percent of the population, acute malnutrition in one-third of children, and at least two hunger-related deaths per 10,000 daily. Sudan's government suspended its participation in the IPC, accusi...
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32% Bias Score


Mass Prison Break in Mozambique Exacerbates Political Crisis
On December 25th, over 1,500 prisoners, including dangerous jihadists, escaped a high-security prison near Maputo, Mozambique, amidst post-election protests, exacerbating existing political and security instability; around 150 have been recaptured.
Mass Prison Break in Mozambique Exacerbates Political Crisis
On December 25th, over 1,500 prisoners, including dangerous jihadists, escaped a high-security prison near Maputo, Mozambique, amidst post-election protests, exacerbating existing political and security instability; around 150 have been recaptured.
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52% Bias Score


Three Somalis Among Africa's 100 Most Influential
New African magazine's 2024 list of 100 influential Africans includes three Somali men: filmmaker Mohamed Harawe, climate activist Mohamed Caddow, and climate diplomat Ali Mohamed, highlighting their contributions to film, climate action, and international diplomacy.
Three Somalis Among Africa's 100 Most Influential
New African magazine's 2024 list of 100 influential Africans includes three Somali men: filmmaker Mohamed Harawe, climate activist Mohamed Caddow, and climate diplomat Ali Mohamed, highlighting their contributions to film, climate action, and international diplomacy.
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40% Bias Score


Senegalese Top Student's Return After France Struggles
Diarry Sow, a Senegalese academic star, temporarily left her studies in France in 2021 due to racism, lack of support, culture shock, and financial difficulties; however, she has since resumed her studies and aims to write a book about her benefactor.
Senegalese Top Student's Return After France Struggles
Diarry Sow, a Senegalese academic star, temporarily left her studies in France in 2021 due to racism, lack of support, culture shock, and financial difficulties; however, she has since resumed her studies and aims to write a book about her benefactor.
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24% Bias Score


Post-Christmas Littering Overwhelms Capital City
Following Christmas celebrations, public spaces in the capital city are heavily littered, requiring ANASAP crews and specialized machinery to clean up the massive amount of discarded waste, a recurring issue despite awareness campaigns and available trash cans.
Post-Christmas Littering Overwhelms Capital City
Following Christmas celebrations, public spaces in the capital city are heavily littered, requiring ANASAP crews and specialized machinery to clean up the massive amount of discarded waste, a recurring issue despite awareness campaigns and available trash cans.
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32% Bias Score


Post-Election Violence in Mozambique: 121 Dead Amidst Disputed Results
Following disputed elections in Mozambique, 121 people died in clashes between citizens and security forces; the opposition rejects the results and the Supreme Court's confirmation of Frelimo's victory, leading to widespread unrest, prison breaks, and the self-proclaimed presidency announcement of a...
Post-Election Violence in Mozambique: 121 Dead Amidst Disputed Results
Following disputed elections in Mozambique, 121 people died in clashes between citizens and security forces; the opposition rejects the results and the Supreme Court's confirmation of Frelimo's victory, leading to widespread unrest, prison breaks, and the self-proclaimed presidency announcement of a...
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36% Bias Score

France Begins Troop Withdrawal from Chad
France has begun withdrawing its troops from Chad, handing over its first military base in Faya-Largeau on Thursday; the move follows the end of military cooperation between the two countries last month and coincides with upcoming Chadian elections.

France Begins Troop Withdrawal from Chad
France has begun withdrawing its troops from Chad, handing over its first military base in Faya-Largeau on Thursday; the move follows the end of military cooperation between the two countries last month and coincides with upcoming Chadian elections.
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40% Bias Score

Sierra Leone's Amputees: Farming for Survival Amidst Unfulfilled Promises
In Sierra Leone, the civil war left 28,000 amputees, and high rates persist due to accidents and poor healthcare; a farming initiative trains amputees, but many still face discrimination and unfulfilled government promises for reparations.

Sierra Leone's Amputees: Farming for Survival Amidst Unfulfilled Promises
In Sierra Leone, the civil war left 28,000 amputees, and high rates persist due to accidents and poor healthcare; a farming initiative trains amputees, but many still face discrimination and unfulfilled government promises for reparations.
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36% Bias Score

Ethiopia and China Strengthen Strategic Partnership in 2024
In 2024, Ethiopia and China further solidified their all-weather strategic partnership, marked by high-level diplomatic exchanges, over 8.5 billion USD in Chinese investment creating over 325,400 jobs, and increased collaboration in various sectors, including electric vehicle manufacturing and vocat...

Ethiopia and China Strengthen Strategic Partnership in 2024
In 2024, Ethiopia and China further solidified their all-weather strategic partnership, marked by high-level diplomatic exchanges, over 8.5 billion USD in Chinese investment creating over 325,400 jobs, and increased collaboration in various sectors, including electric vehicle manufacturing and vocat...
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48% Bias Score

SADC Backs Frelimo's Victory in Mozambique Amidst Opposition Protests
SADC, chaired by President Mnangagwa, urged international respect for Mozambique's election results, confirming Frelimo's victory with Daniel Chapo as president and a strengthened parliamentary majority, despite opposition protests.

SADC Backs Frelimo's Victory in Mozambique Amidst Opposition Protests
SADC, chaired by President Mnangagwa, urged international respect for Mozambique's election results, confirming Frelimo's victory with Daniel Chapo as president and a strengthened parliamentary majority, despite opposition protests.
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52% Bias Score

Russia Strengthens CIS Ties Amidst Geopolitical Tensions
Russia is strengthening ties with CIS countries to combat extremism and transnational crime, while viewing US actions concerning Belarus as provocative; a recent plane crash in Kazakhstan further underscores global instability.

Russia Strengthens CIS Ties Amidst Geopolitical Tensions
Russia is strengthening ties with CIS countries to combat extremism and transnational crime, while viewing US actions concerning Belarus as provocative; a recent plane crash in Kazakhstan further underscores global instability.
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60% Bias Score

IFC Invests €85 Million in Senegal's Sustainable Development
IFC is investing €85 million in Senegal's tourism and manufacturing sectors: €75 million in Sococim for low-carbon cement production and €10 million in Azalaï Hotels for regional expansion, supporting Senegal's 'Vision 2050' plan and creating jobs.

IFC Invests €85 Million in Senegal's Sustainable Development
IFC is investing €85 million in Senegal's tourism and manufacturing sectors: €75 million in Sococim for low-carbon cement production and €10 million in Azalaï Hotels for regional expansion, supporting Senegal's 'Vision 2050' plan and creating jobs.
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44% Bias Score
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