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Africa’s fashion Diaspora unites Black designers worldwide
Africa’s Fashion Diaspora is a revolutionary exhibition that delves into the global impact of fashion within the Black diaspora. This exhibition is the first of its kind, presenting fashion as a...
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Nigeria residents celebrate after fearsome hippo is killed following fisherman’s death
Residents of Yauri, a town in northwestern Nigeria, are celebrating after a rare and feared hippopotamus, along with its calf, was killed by local farmers and fishermen following a lengthy hunt. The hunt,...
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Mozambique votes in pivotal election, ruling Frelimo party poised to retain power
Mozambicans are casting their votes in a highly anticipated general election, with the ruling Frelimo party, which has governed for nearly 50 years, poised to retain power. President Filipe Nyusi, who...
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Mauritius reclaims sovereignty over Chagos Islands after more than 50 years of UK control
The United Kingdom has announced it will relinquish sovereignty over the Chagos Islands, a remote but strategically significant group of islands in the Indian Ocean, after more than 50 years. The decision...
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Mali: reflecting on the West African nation’s history, legacy and future as it celebrates 64 years of independence
In 1960, 18 African nations gained independence from colonial rule, marking what came to be known as the “Year of Africa.” Among the newly sovereign states was Mali, which declared its independence...
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‘Turning anything in my life into something other people can watch pains me’- Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka breaks silence on film adaptation of his 1972 memoir
Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka has voiced reservations about the upcoming film adaptation of his life story, revealing his discomfort with seeing his experiences portrayed on screen. In an exclusive interview...
