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.
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AI and Drone Warfare in Ukraine, the “Trump Riviera” Gaza Plan, a Venezuelan Boat Bombed by the US
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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.
Why international schools are booming in Kenya
A growing middle class and expatriate population is driving demand and investment into the thriving sector.
The Genocide in Gaza and Those Who Deny It
From the beginning of the Israeli response to Operation al-Aqsa Flood on October 7, 2023, it was clear that the Zionist state had launched a war deadlier and more destructive than all its previous wars. This was the result of the interaction between the most extremist government in the history of that state and the […]
Anthropic blocks sales of AI to Chinese firms
The company’s leadership wants to curb Beijing’s ability to use its technology for military and intelligence purposes.
DR Congo suffers new Ebola outbreak
The most recent outbreak killed at least 15 people, further straining health services in the country.
Thai parliament elects new PM
Anutin Charnvirakul, who will lead a minority coalition, has vowed to hold new elections within four months of being sworn in.
Israel vows to expand Gaza push
Prime Minster Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to continue the operation until all hostages are returned and Hamas is eradicated.
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