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West African crude differentials were starting to edge up on Thursday but demand was still subdued for most of the market, traders said.Read More
Families in Kenya are still seeking answers as enforced disappearances continue two years after the Gen Z protests, despite promises to end abductions. Meanwhile, Nigeria is investing in homegrown drone technology, with engineers in Abuja developing surveillance and attack drones to strengthen security.Read More
The good news from Uganda comes as the WHO chief warns the virus in DR Congo is spreading fast.Read More
The Pan-African Leadership Coalition aims to bring together members of Minnesota’s African diaspora to address challenges impacting their communities.Read More
The exhibits come from over 72,000 archival records and personal keepsakes of B-bound cadres—officials sent from northern Vietnam to serve in the south during the American War—preserved at National Archives Centre III and donated by veterans and their families.Read More
During President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong’s courtesy call at the Istana in Singapore on Wednesday, the prime minister extended his congratulations to the Philippines and Eala for making history at Wimbledon.Read More
The Environment Ministry confirmed that its habitat management and mongoose control have helped the birds recover their populations.Read More
At Rainforest World Music Festival in Malaysia’s Sarawak, indigenous melodies blended with jazz, rock, funk, and electronic music, demonstrating how tradition continues to thrive through collaboration and reinvention.Read More
China AI shares tumble as Wall Street rout deepens selloff across Asia techRead More
By Peter Apps July 17 (Reuters) – As Estonia’s Defence Minister Hanno Pevkur prepared to fly to the NATO summit in Ankara this month, he revealed to local journalists that several hundred U.S. troops deployed to his Baltic nation in the winter had quietly been withdrawn – with no clear sign of …Read More