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Zexie Manatsa: The Balladeer of Zimbabwe’s Liberation
Zexie Manatsa belongs to that rare fraternity of African musicians whose art exceeded the boundaries of...
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Chinese Automotive Innovation Accelerates Egypt’s Vehicle Assembly Expansion
In the industrial heart of Egypt’s Giza Governorate, the production floor of Jetour Auto’s welding facility...
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From Roots to Rights: How Africa Is Reclaiming Its Diaspora
In a landmark move reflecting a renewed commitment to Pan-African values, the Republic of Benin adopted...
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Sherman Baloyi Showcases Zimbabwean Talent at Decorex Africa
Zimbabwean multidisciplinary artist Sherman Baloyi is making a bold statement on the continental stage, bringing a...
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Hong Kong Students Bring Solar Power to Rural Rwanda in Cross-Continental Energy Partnership
In the heart of Rwanda’s southern Gisagara District, a quiet transformation is taking place—one powered by...
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From Rugby Great to Coffee Pioneer: The Remarkable Journey of Kobus Wiese
Born Jakobus Johannes Wiese on 16 May 1964 in Paarl, Western Cape, Kobus Wiese’s path to...
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From Blueprint to Brotherhood: Tanzania’s AFCON Stadium Rises with Chinese Partnership
Amid the highland mists of Arusha and beneath the imposing presence of Mount Meru, a remarkable...
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Coltan Under Command: How Rebels Rule the Tantalum Trade in Congo’s Highlands
In the mist-shrouded highlands of Masisi, located in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC),...
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In Sake, Eastern DRC, Life Teeters Between War, Displacement and Survival
Nestled in the scarred hills of eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), the town of...
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Cameroonian Historian Prince Champions African Renaissance through Pen and Protest
In a sun-drenched library in Douala, Cameroon, shelves brim with over eighty books chronicling African heritage,...
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