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Algeria France Relations 2026: Security Deal Signals Diplomatic Thaw

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Algeria France Relations: Security Deal Signals Diplomatic Thaw After Months of Tension Algeria France relations entered a cautiously optimistic phase on Wednesday as both countries...

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Relooted: 10 Incredible Reasons This African-Futurist Heist Game Will Amaze You

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Relooted, an African-futurist heist game, imagines reclaiming looted African artefacts, blending real history, cultural justice and innovative gameplay

Stock market volatility intensifies amid Trump uncertainty

Business
The renewed bout of Stock market volatility gripping Wall Street underscores how political uncertainty and fragile investor confidence are increasingly shaping global financial markets. While US stock futures edged modestly higher at the end of the...

OpenAI healthcare acquisition, a $60 Million Torch deal, signals a major shift toward AI-Driven healthcare integration

Health
The OpenAI healthcare acquisition of medical technology startup Torch for an estimated $60 million represents more than a routine Silicon Valley deal; it marks a strategic escalation in the race to embed artificial intelligence at the...

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Samba, resistance and magic Open São Paulo’s carnival celebrations

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The tropical rhythms of samba, vibrant costumes and a sense of cultural pride filled the streets of São Paulo on Friday, 13 February 2026, as the city officially kicked off its annual Carnival celebrations with a...

Valentine’s day: can Benin’s ‘African Venice’ still compete with dating Apps?

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As Valentine’s Day approaches, a centuries‑old romantic tradition in Benin is facing new challenges not from lack of affection, but from technology. In the lakeside village of Ganvié, often called the “African Venice” for its network...

Ghana Embraces ‘Fugu Day’ After Online Mockery Boosts Cultural Pride

Culture
The Smock Revolution: Why Ghana’s ‘Fugu Day’ is a Masterclass in Cultural Reclaiming In the digital age, a single tweet can ignite a diplomatic spat, tank a brand, or as Ghana has demonstrated, spark a cultural renaissance....

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South Africa Child Fever Crisis: 2,289 Measles Cases Plague Health Officials

Health
South Africa Child Fever Crisis: Rising Battles as Measles and Typhoid Spread South Africa is grappling with an alarming rise in child fever cases, driven by concurrent outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases like measles and a notable increase...

African Union formally recognises slavery and colonialism as crimes against humanity

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At the conclusion of its 39th Ordinary Session of the Assembly of Heads of State and Government in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, the African Union (AU) adopted a landmark resolution that formally classifies slavery, forced deportation, and...

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