by Dorothy Arenga and Rose Neema Onyango Kibos Maximum Prison, Kisumu, Kenya. Early observations from Kibos Maximum Prison indicate noticeable behavioral and relational changes among inmates participating in a structured human development initiative focused on internal growth, self-awareness, and humanist values.…
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Omar Abdulkadir Artan, que estaba a punto de convertirse en el primer somalí en dirigir en una Copa del Mundo, fue rechazado por las autoridades migratorias estadounidenses.
The motive for the attack is not known
In northern Nigeria, US-backed airstrikes have killed dozens of civilians, locals say. The US previously announced that 175 Islamic State militants had been killed in May. US Africa Command (AFRICOM) has a large neocolonial footprint on the continent. Drop Site News reported this week: The strikes were part of an expanding war between the Nigerian […]
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The World Health Organization (W.H.O.), in conjunction with the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC), launched a campaign this month to raise $518 million to aid in the containment of the ongoing Ebola outbreak in Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Uganda.
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‘Almost everyone said some version of “it’s about time”,’ shares Youssef El Sayed, relaying the chorus of gratitude and recognition that new retail project Jihan received in its early stages. Dreamt up by El Sayed alongside photographer Mariam El Gendy, Jihan is unique in positioning itself as both …
CAIRO — President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki reaffirmed their commitment to closer political and security coordination during talks in Cairo, focusing on stability in the Horn of Africa, developments in Sudan and safeguarding security in the Red Sea amid growing regional uncertainty. According to a statement issued by the Egyptian Presidency, […]
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Shared Memories — As staff photographer for The New York Times, Chester Higgins captured Black culture and spiritual connection like no other. A new exhibition celebrates his life and impact.
(Moscow Bureau) – Tanzania and Russia share a longstanding partnership that spans more than six decades. In December this year, the two countries will commemorate 65 years of diplomatic relations. Certainly, we do not take this milestone for granted. We…
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The current Ebola outbreak in East Africa represents a critical test of the America First approach to global health security—and it is already failing.
The post We Are Not Ready for the Next Pandemic appeared first on Ms. Magazine.
La selección africana aterrizó en Kansas City para comenzar su preparación de cara al Mundial 2026. Ibrahim Maza, una de sus figuras, lanzó una advertencia para la Scaloneta: "Le ganaremos a Messi, si Dios quiere".
The World Health Organization (WHO) and the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) have launched a $518 million continental response plan to contain a rapidly expanding Ebola outbreak centred in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Uganda, amid growing concerns over cross-border transmission, economic disruption and strained public-health systems. The six-month…
Orascom Investment Holding is preparing to launch a specialised trade platform linking Egyptian manufacturers with buyers in Kenya, in a move that reflects growing efforts by Egypt’s private sector to deepen commercial ties with Africa and convert regional trade agreements into tangible business opportunities. The platform, branded “Outrovato”, is expected to begin operations next year […]
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China’s Angel Yeast, one of the world’s largest yeast and biotechnology producers with operations spanning more than 170 countries, plans to invest between $270 million and $300 million in Egypt between 2026 and 2028, reinforcing the country’s growing role as a manufacturing and export platform serving Europe, Africa and the Middle East. Mahmoud Samy, the […]
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It was great to be able to hold a launch event for my latest book Digital Inclusion in an Unequal World: An Emancipatory Manifesto on 2nd June in Accra on the evening before this year’s eLearning Africa conference and exhibition. … Continue reading →
Recent reports by The Guardian and Amnesty International have drawn attention to the hardships facing Sudanese refugees in Egypt, citing poverty, discrimination, detention concerns and the desire among some refugees to seek a future in Europe. These concerns deserve attention. Refugees fleeing conflict should be treated with dignity and protected under the law. Yet any […]
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It was a great pleasure to participate in this year’s 19th eLearning Africa gathering held in Accra from 3rd to 5th June. Enormous thanks are due to Rebecca Stromeyer and her team for bringing us together at the Labadi Beach … Continue reading →
Driven by rising fuel costs, increasing demand for affordable transportation and growing policy support for clean energy solutions, investors are increasingly backing scalable electric motorcycle platforms capable of supporting Africa’s next phase of urban and industrial growth. The electric motorcycle sector is growing nicely on the continent. I have been ... [continued]
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Fear for traders in region after border closure
Roger Kamba, Minister of Public Health for the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), complained on Friday that travel restrictions against his country due to the Ebola outbreak are “discriminatory” and cannot be justified by science or medicine.
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The victims were reportedly returning home from a religious festival
During the night of June 2, the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) attacked the village of Mbau, located about 12 miles from Beni City in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), leaving at least 24 Christians dead, according to preliminary reports. Among the victims were a local pastor and his wife. The attack occurred just…
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A growing scene is combating the city's pattern of Black erasure in nightlife spaces. There is a moment that happens at every great R&B party. The DJ …
****Lebanon and Israel agreed to a new ceasefire on Wednesday, but there’s just one (ongoing) problem: Israel isn’t fighting “Lebanon.” Rather, it’s fighting the Iran-backed Lebanese militants of Hezbollah, who are beyond the Lebanese military’s control and who have rejected the ceasefire because it would require them to evacuate much of south Lebanon.…
di Francesco Vietti, antropologo Il primo giugno si sono tenute le elezioni politiche in Etiopia. Se non lo sapevate e non avete idea di chi fossero i candidati alla presidenza, non vi preoccupate: siete in buona compagnia. Non solo tra i cittadini che seguono normalmente la politica internazionale, ma sospetto anche tra i giornalisti e […]
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Egypt and Japan have moved to deepen their strategic partnership, signing a preliminary framework in Tokyo as Cairo seeks to position itself as a manufacturing and logistics base for Japanese companies looking beyond traditional Asian supply chains. The framework was signed during the third round of the Egypt-Japan strategic dialogue between Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr […]
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The Malawi Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Tuesday it will begin repatriating its citizens from South Africa due to a wave of anti-immigrant violence.
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Wilco have announced “three unique” live shows in Marrakech, which will mark their first ever performances in Africa. READ MORE: Soundtrack Of My …
On Sunday, South African authorities and nature lovers alike celebrated the centenary of Kruger National Park—a 7,500-square-mile paradise of African wildlife, and a cornerstone of the nation’s conservation efforts. Minister of Forestry, Fisheries, and the Environment Willie Aucamp rang in the celebrations at Skukuza Rest Camp inside the massive protected area, saying how “proud” he […]
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