RAHU Rallies Young People to Harness Their Voices to Influence Better Future at Third BNN Summit
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Cholera outbreak in Congo reaches acute phase with rising cases
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Cameroon: Presidential election set for October 12
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U.S. Embassy’s Statement on the Announcement of Cameroon’s Presidential Election
Cameroon sets presidential vote for October 12
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Parish of Castel Gandolfo joyful ahead of Pope Leo’s Mass
By Sebastian Sanson and Sebastián Sansón Ferrari
‘Welcome!’ Pope Leo begins summer holidays in Castel Gandolfo
By Cernuzio Salvatore
Leo reclaims Castel Gandolfo as papal summer residence
By John L. Allen Jr.
Pope Leo XIV resumes the tradition of taking a summer vacation. But he's got plenty of homework
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By Nicole Winfield
Castel Gandolfo savors Pope’s return: It’s more than economics
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Marsh offices targeted by climate activists over East African oil pipeline
By Kenneth Araullo
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Why the tasty tilapia could disappear from your plate
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Africa's Forgotten Fishes: One in four freshwater fish species in Africa threatened with extinc
Household Use of Kiborgoch Wetland or River Loboi for Irrigation Farming
By Amon Mwangi Karanja and Ogendi George Morara
Aligning aquaculture with freshwater conservation in Africa
Growing crisis of wetlands and livelihoods in Eastern Africa raises alarm
By Agnes Lydia Oloo
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BRICS Summit Highlights Divisions Clouding the Bloc’s Future
Macroscope | Why Brics is still a long way from providing an alternative world order
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By Anthony Rowley
New World on the Old Routes
By Dipankar Dey
Analysis: After US-Israeli war on Iran, BRICS grows more determined towards multilateralism
After the BRICS summit, a question: Do multilateral institutions serve India's interest in a changing world order?
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By Pankaj Saran
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In depth: Driving better outcomes for girls and young women in Africa
By Karolina Adamkiewicz
‘An impossible job’: the daunting task of finding a new archbishop of Canterbury
By Harriet Sherwood
The search for the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury is slow and altogether difficult
By Fred Harter
Anglicanism’s poisoned chalice: Decent candidates run a mile
Why should the hunt for the next Archbishop of Canterbury be ‘inclusive’?
By Fergus Butler-Gallie
Lord Evans: No all-white, male longlist for next Archbishop of Canterbury
By Kaya Burgess
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How African countries ranked on the World Economic Forum’s gender gap report
By Adesewa Olofinko
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European Parliament Approves Gibraltar’s Removal from EU’s High-Risk List
By Vanja Mitic
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Tribute to Ngugi at Unesco African book fest in Paris
By Tony Mochama
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Financing challenges and spiralling conflicts drag Igad’s year of dreams
By Fred Oluoch
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Comparing Renewable Energy Subsidies Across Africa
Africa can go 100% renewable, so what's stopping it?
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By Mohamed Adow
Africa’s energy transition conundrum: rich in resources but starved for investment
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Wind, Solar And Hydro Power: Our Renewable Energy Initiatives In Africa At A Glance
By JOHNSTONE. CHIKWANDA
When trade finance powers renewable energy, the lights stay on
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His Highness the Aga Khan meets French President Emmanuel Macron
France and the Aga Khan Network sign a cooperation agreement to support Syria – Syrian Arab News Agency
Special coverage of His Highness the Aga Khan’s visit to France: Mawlana Hazar Imam Shah Rahim Al Hussaini blesses Ismailis with a historic first Didar as the 50th Hereditary Imam
By Abdul-malik Merchant
Special coverage of His Highness the Aga Khan’s historic visit to France – 50th Ismaili Imam is received by President Macron and the French Republic’s Foreign and Interior Ministers, as important agreements are signed
His Highness the Aga Khan approves a new motif surrounding the traditional concept of Nur or Light for his inaugural visits to Ismaili Muslims around the world
By Malik Merchant
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Eating using hands – yes or no?
By Vidya Heble
What racists don’t understand about Zohran Mamdani, biryani and the West’s ‘uncivilised’ culinary history
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Don’t Tell Mamdani’s Critics, but People Eat Rice with Their Hands
By Hatem El-gamasy
Unfamiliar To Westerners: Why We Eat With Our Hands And Why It’s Not ‘Uncivilised’
By Snigdha Oreya
Zohran Mamdani Eats With His Hands: Here’s Why It’s Good for Your Gut
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Zambian Government Strengthens Cybersecurity After K111 Million Lost to Online Scams
By Joyce Onyeagoro
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Why nearly two-thirds of Africa’s students experience stress
By Wagdy A. Sawahel
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By Adekunle Agbetiloye
‘Look who’s talking’: Fetterman told to look in mirror after he rips NYC’s Mamdani as ‘not even a Democrat’
By Eric Garcia
'Not a Democrat': John Fetterman calls Zohran Mamdani's NYC primary win a 'gift' to the GOP
By Deirdre Heavey
Dean Phillips' Attack on Mamdani Is an Attack on 'Millions of Working-Class People,' Progressives Say
By Julia Conley
Once Again, Dean Phillips Is the Democratic Party’s Cassandra
By Jim Geraghty
Mark Penn to Democrats: "Run Away From Mamdani"
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EU Parliament backs Algeria’s labeling among high-risk countries for money laundering & terror funding
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A Generational and Geographical Disconnect
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How Digital Technologies Are Transforming Zimbabwe’s Agrifood Systems
Africa’s agricultural future depends on scaling technologies that work for farmers
By Canisius Kanangire
Guest article: The AI race has a lesson for African agri SME support
Homegrown innovation leads Africa’s agrifood transformation
FAO is Driving Sustainable Agrifood Systems and Climate Resilience in Southern Africa
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Organ transplants save lives— But who gets saved? Lancet study exposes deep inequities
By chetana belagere
From The Prophets To Karbala: The Timeless Lessons Of Ashura For Muslims Today
By Sajda Khan
Haj Abdullah Arezo: Standing against oppression is the most important message of Ashura for today
Muslims Urged to Reflect on Lessons of Ashura, Embrace Unity and Patience
By Muhamadi Matovu
Recreating the Ashura atmosphere in the direction of training committed and efficient human resources
Hosseini Mazari: If we are not with the Supreme Leader, Ashura will be repeated again/We will stay with Imam Khamenei until the emergence of Mahdi (a.j.)
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Toll From Anti-government Memorial Marches In Kenya Rises To 38
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