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NEWS

Uganda’s president extends Ebola epicentre’s quarantine for 21 days
Uganda’s president extends Ebola epicentre’s quarantine for 21 days
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Foreign companies land $2.5-billion Nigerian bridge contract
Foreign companies land $2.5-billion Nigerian bridge contract
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Malawi vice president arrested over corruption, says graft watchdog
Malawi vice president arrested over corruption, says graft watchdog
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Nigerian gunmen kidnap 60 in latest attack
Nigerian gunmen kidnap 60 in latest attack
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DRC’s M23 rebels ask for dialogue after ceasefire
DRC’s M23 rebels ask for dialogue after ceasefire
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LIFESTYLE

Eswatini’s country music duo hit the screens in New York
Eswatini’s country music duo hit the screens in New York
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Black Panther in the classroom: how Afrofuturism in a film helped trainee teachers in South Africa
Black Panther in the classroom: how Afrofuturism in a film helped trainee teachers in South Africa
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‘I didn’t choose art, it chose me:’ in conversation with trailblazing contemporary artist Jean David Nkot
‘I didn’t choose art, it chose me:’ in conversation with trailblazing contemporary artist Jean David Nkot
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Wizkid makes history at the 2022 American Music Awards
Wizkid makes history at the 2022 American Music Awards
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Shein’s sudden rise: The human cost of fast fashion
Shein’s sudden rise: The human cost of fast fashion
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LITERATURE

Juby Mayet, legendary South African writer and journalist, remembered through new book
Juby Mayet, legendary South African writer and journalist, remembered through new book
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In conversation with award-winning Nigerian author and director of Ake festival Lola Shoneyin
In conversation with award-winning Nigerian author and director of Ake festival Lola Shoneyin
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Chibok kidnappings: why it’s important to listen to the survivors of Boko Haram terrorism
Chibok kidnappings: why it’s important to listen to the survivors of Boko Haram terrorism
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SPECIAL FEATURES: ANALYSIS

US midterm elections deserve Africa’s attention – but not for reasons of foreign policy
US midterm elections deserve Africa’s attention – but not for reasons of foreign policy
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Africa’s largest democracy goes to the polls amid rising insecurity
Africa’s largest democracy goes to the polls amid rising insecurity
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Crime, COVID and climate change – South African tourism faces many threats, but it’s resilient
Crime, COVID and climate change – South African tourism faces many threats, but it’s resilient
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MOTORING

Production of the Next-Generation Ford Ranger starts in SA
Production of the Next-Generation Ford Ranger starts in SA
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Mahindra enters new era with launch of the XUV700
Mahindra enters new era with launch of the XUV700
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Audi’s new high performance stars: the Audi RS Sportsback and Sedan
Audi’s new high performance stars: the Audi RS Sportsback and Sedan
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MOTORING NEWS

Ford executive says South Africa needs EV policy within six months
Ford executive says South Africa needs EV policy within six months
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First Mitsubishi Triton Heritage Edition handed to Phosa
First Mitsubishi Triton Heritage Edition handed to Phosa
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Mabuyane Mabuza appointed as new SAGMJ interim vice chairperson
Mabuyane Mabuza appointed as new SAGMJ interim vice chairperson
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EDUCATION ENVIRONMENT HUMAN RIGHTS MEDIA FREEDOM

Ebola: Uganda’s schools were closed for two years during COVID, now they face more closures – something must change

Education in Kenya’s informal settlements can work better if parents get involved – here’s how

COP27: Pilot programme to bring climate change courses to African universities

Why a women’s university? In conversation with Women’s University in Africa founder

COP27 key outcomes: progress on compensation for developing countries, but more needed on climate justice and equity

African mountains are feeling the heat of climate change

‘What am I supposed to do about all this really bad stuff?’ Young people identify 7 ‘superpowers’ to fight climate change

Saving the world, one coconut tree at a time

Modern slavery: how a drama project in Ghana educates communities through the stories of survivors

Tigray war ignored because of racism: WHO boss

U.N. adds Ukraine, Ethiopia, Mozambique to children killing inquiry

‘World Falling Part”: Record number of people displaced in own countries

William Ruto vs Kenya’s media: democracy is at stake

Tunisian journalists denounce president’s law on prison terms for false information

Egypt frees detained Al Jazeera journalist -Al Jazeera

South Africa’s Jacob Zuma is taking a top reporter to court. The verdict could affect journalists’ rights

BUSINESS

The US dollar is getting stronger: African countries are feeling the pain and have few policy options
The US dollar is getting stronger: African countries are feeling the pain and have few policy options
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Breakthrough instrument launched at COP27 to unlock green bonds in Africa
Breakthrough instrument launched at COP27 to unlock green bonds in Africa
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South African pay TV group Multichoice posts loss in first half
South African pay TV group Multichoice posts loss in first half
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AFRICITIES
Ghana’s informal residents show how social innovation can solve urban challenges
Ghana’s informal residents show how social innovation can solve urban challenges
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Nairobi is bustling and booming
Nairobi is bustling and booming
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New wealth stirs Dubai-style boom in Zanzibar
New wealth stirs Dubai-style boom in Zanzibar
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SPORT

Soccer Iran tells Klinsmann to quit FIFA job after ‘outrageous’ rebuke of team
Soccer Iran tells Klinsmann to quit FIFA job after ‘outrageous’ rebuke of team
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Morroco scores Africa’s 2nd win at World Cup 2022
Morroco scores Africa’s 2nd win at World Cup 2022
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Duke header gets Australia past Tunisia for first World Cup win since 2010
Duke header gets Australia past Tunisia for first World Cup win since 2010
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RELIGION

What is beatification? How the Catholic church determines the path to sainthood
What is beatification? How the Catholic church determines the path to sainthood
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How Shiite Islam reached Tanzania, and Ashoura processions became an annual tradition
How Shiite Islam reached Tanzania, and Ashoura processions became an annual tradition
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John Paul I, ‘Smiling Pope’ for a month, moves towards sainthood
John Paul I, ‘Smiling Pope’ for a month, moves towards sainthood
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SCIENCE, TECH AND INNOVATION

Nigeria has too many prison inmates awaiting trial. Technology could achieve swifter justice
Nigeria has too many prison inmates awaiting trial. Technology could achieve swifter justice
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Digital solutions are boosting agriculture in Kenya, but it’s time to scale up. Here’s how
Digital solutions are boosting agriculture in Kenya, but it’s time to scale up. Here’s how
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Artificial intelligence is used for predictive policing in the US and UK – South Africa should embrace it, too
Artificial intelligence is used for predictive policing in the US and UK – South Africa should embrace it, too
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WORLD

Clashes in Shanghai as COVID protests flare across China
Clashes in Shanghai as COVID protests flare across China
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Snowy Kyiv grapples with power outages amid fears of new attacks
Snowy Kyiv grapples with power outages amid fears of new attacks
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Protests erupt in Xinjiang and Beijing after deadly fire
Protests erupt in Xinjiang and Beijing after deadly fire
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HEALTH

Road to Zero: Africa’s HIV scorecard takes shape as Botswana, Eswatini, and Zimbabwe lead race
Road to Zero: Africa’s HIV scorecard takes shape as Botswana, Eswatini, and Zimbabwe lead race
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Ugandan doctors face fear and shortages in Ebola outbreak
Ugandan doctors face fear and shortages in Ebola outbreak
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Ebola in Uganda: why women must be central to the response
Ebola in Uganda: why women must be central to the response
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ARCH TUTU SPECIAL

S.Africans intrigued by Desmond Tutu’s choice of aquamation
S.Africans intrigued by Desmond Tutu’s choice of aquamation
The Arch’s ashes interred at the cathedral
The Arch’s ashes interred at the cathedral
Farewell to ‘our national conscience’ at funeral of South Africa’s Tutu
Farewell to ‘our national conscience’ at funeral of South Africa’s Tutu
Activists hail legacy of South Africa’s Tutu as they pay last respects
Activists hail legacy of South Africa’s Tutu as they pay last respects
SA’s anti-apartheid hero Tutu’s final journey
SA’s anti-apartheid hero Tutu’s final journey
Tears for Tutu, giant of struggle and neighbour who brought round groceries
Tears for Tutu, giant of struggle and neighbour who brought round groceries
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THOUGHT LEADERSHIP 

Namibia pulls down German colonial statue after protests – who was Curt von François?

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ANTI-COLONIAL activists in Namibia – calling themselves A Curt Farewell – have scored a victory after a statue of a

Why it’s important to understand the unique plight of internally displaced people in Africa

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Al-Shabaab in Somalia has resisted military force: now is the time for a new strategy

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The week Zelensky watched the west “put brakes on everything”

The African Mirror

South Africa needs strategic leadership to weather its storms. Its presidents have not been up to the task

The African Mirror

Charles Onyango-Obbo: How to talk about Tororo trees

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MULTIMEDIA 

Gallery: Nigerian cutlery sculptor Abinoro Akporode

The African Mirror

LUCY GITHUGO, BIRD STORY AGENCY THE first thing that welcomes you to Block 75 on Abesan Estate road in Ipaja,

MULTIMEDIA 

Ethiopian athlete Tadu Nare comes down the mountain

The African Mirror

TADU Teshome Nare has brought fresh mountain air to South Africa’s races. Read more…

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