Chinese shoe factory fire kills at least 28 people in Jinjiang
Police detain a company owner following a devastating shoe factory fire that killed 28 people.
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France defeats Morocco to secure a spot in World Cup semi-finals
France advanced to the World Cup semi-finals with a 2-0 victory over Morocco after Kylian Mbappe and Ousmane Dembele scored two goals.
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South African court rejects Pula Group mining case against ARC
Billionaire Patrice Motsepe’s African Rainbow Capital won a major victory in a South African court.
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Fictitious federal agency sparks political storm in Nigeria
The Nigerian presidency has ordered an investigation after a fictitious federal agency was exposed for receiving office space.
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Ethiopia accelerates regional electricity grid integration
Minister Habtamu Itefa announced an ambitious energy vision during meetings in Addis Ababa.
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Burkina Faso secures $300 million for new power plant
Turkish developer Aksa Enerji will build a massive 119 megawatt power plant in Burkina Faso.
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Algeria revamps energy strategy to attract fresh investment
Algeria is looking to replicate Angola’s successful energy sector reforms, including regulatory decoupling and flexible licensing.
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Delaware team arrives in Kenya to start humanitarian mission
A delegation from the Diocese of Wilmington arrived in Kenya for an eight-day humanitarian pilgrimage to upgrade an early childhood center.
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Tanzanian police arrest 130 people to crush planned protests
Tanzanian authorities arrested 130 people in a heavy security crackdown designed to suppress planned nationwide protests.
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Uganda judiciary rejects call to drop colonial courtroom titles
The Ugandan judiciary has rejected a directive from the national law society to abandon colonial-era legal traditions and courtroom honorifics like “My Lord.”
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