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One Democratic strategist’s argument against the ‘tough on crime’ pivot
Insha Rahman spoke to Semafor about how criminal justice reformers are thinking through this moment, and what her group's polling really says.
Ethiopia's central bank governor quits
Mamo Mihretu, the central bank governor, is credited with executing the government's plans to liberalize the country's economy.
AI and Drone Warfare in Ukraine, the “Trump Riviera” Gaza Plan, a Venezuelan Boat Bombed by the US
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Dismal US jobs report raises likelihood of Fed cut
US employers added just 22,000 jobs in August, far fewer than expected, and the unemployment rate ticked up to 4.3%
Zambia mine-spill victims seek $420M compensation from Chinese firm
Up to 1.5 million tons of waste leaked out into rivers in February at a copper processing plant run by Sino Metals Leach Zambia.
South Africa's Aspen plans to launch cheaper weight-loss drugs
The drugmaker's CEO told Bloomberg it expects to make versions of Ozempic and Wegovy for less than half the average global price.
Angolan bank BFA pushes for $240M IPO
The listing looks set to be the country’s biggest ever initial public offering, as the oil-producing country expands its privatization drive.
UK’s deputy prime minister resigns over tax scandal
Angela Rayner’s departure will hurt the Labour Party at a time when the country’s far-right opposition is ahead in the polls.