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381World Insights: Chaos, distrust, frustration — Three years on, Britain still troubled by Brexit crisis
LONDON, Feb. 1 (Xinhua) — This January, three years after its departure from the European Union (EU) in 2020, Britain still suffers...
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886COMMENTARY: A task painted on our ethics and integrity landscape: Let us save our young ones from these unwarranted blarings
Walking down with my infant and adolescent nieces along Nakasero Market Street in Kampala, I hear blaring and familiar megaphone sounds, and...
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1.9KYearender-Feature: Rwandan moto-taxi riders embrace business boom on Chinese-built roads
KIGALI, Dec. 28 (Xinhua) — On a chilly December morning, Emmanuel Niyoyita, a motorbike taxi rider in the east African country Rwanda,...
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533COP27: Africa’s time to shine?
Described as the ‘African COP’, the recently concluded COP27 held in Egypt’s Sharm el Sheikh region (6 – 18 November) was set...
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473Why Telecommunication companies are victims of caller line identification spoofing fraud
A few weeks ago, Kenya’s newly elected President, William Ruto on his maiden trip to Dar es Salaam, congratulated Tanzania for joining...
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544Meet Thomas Sankara, the larger-than-life soldier who lived ahead of his time
Unarguably one of the most incredible persons to tread the face of this earth, Thomas Sankara was gunned down on October 15,...
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773Remmo is using FinTech to digitize wedding contributions and fundraising causes
In African culture, whenever a young man is going to marry his bride, it is taken as a collective responsibility of the...
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570Dysfunctional mess! Uganda hit by surging moral crisis
KAMPALA – Religious leaders have been challenged to bolster their efforts in fighting against corruption as one way of promoting efficient service...
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451South Sudan does not meet minimum standards for elimination of trafficking in persons, says report
JUBA —A new report released by the United States Department of State last week titled ‘2022 U.S Trafficking in Persons Report’ has...
