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Cyclone Chido Hits Mayotte: The World’s Response to the Disaster

In Mayotte, a French overseas department in the Indian Ocean, Cyclone Chido has unleashed devastation. This catastrophic storm is one of the most severe weather events to affect the island.

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Military Innovation: Africa’s Growing Satellite Network

Africa’s adoption of satellite technology for military innovation has revolutionised how governments address critical security, intelligence, and disaster management needs, especially in regions affected by extremism, border security issues, and.

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Top African Nations Promoting Justice and Good Governance

Africa is emerging as a region increasingly defined by its commitment to the rule of law, justice, peace, and equity. This transformation is not merely aspirational but a tangible reality,.

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Egypt: Broker of Peace in the Middle East

The Middle East has long been a stage for simmering tensions that occasionally erupt into devastating conflicts. Amidst this turmoil, Egypt has emerged as a stabilising force, leveraging its historical,.

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Why Gaza and Ukraine Wars Receive More Media Attention

The Western media need to improve their coverage of crises outside the West. Compared to conflicts like those in Gaza and Ukraine, other international crises often receive far less attention,.

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Africa’s Gains Against Modern-Day Slavery

Modern slavery, a global crisis affecting an estimated 50 million people, poses a grave threat to human rights and dignity. In Africa, where 9.2 million people are victims, the fight.

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Asylum in Africa: Shelter Amid Global Chaos

Africa’s role as a sanctuary for refugees is increasingly recognised, as the continent continues to host millions of people fleeing wars, violence, and persecution. While global conflicts rage on in.

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Counting The Cost of Piracy: Africa’s Progress Through the Years

The seas surrounding Africa, vast and shimmering under the sun, have for centuries been gateways to trade, culture, and opportunity. Yet, in some these same waters have also become arenas.

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Peace in Africa: Can Art Heal Africa’s Deepest Divides?

In the face of conflict, art and media are not just forms of expression—they are powerful agents of change. Across Africa, artists and storytellers are harnessing their creative talents to.

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How Africa is Tackling Human Trafficking

Human trafficking is one of the most severe violations of human rights worldwide, and Africa is a continent working tirelessly to overcome the challenges posed by this crime. Despite being.

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