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🇨🇺 Assata Shakur Dies in Havana at 78, Closing a Remarkable Chapter of Black Liberation History
Assata Shakur’s life crossed the defining political struggles of the Black liberation era—from her activism in the United States and imprisonment to her 1979 escape and decades of exile in Cuba. Explore the key moments that shaped her contested legacy.
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🇬🇭 13 Suspected Illegal Miners Arrested in Osino as NAIMOS Intensifies Galamsey Crackdown
NAIMOS has arrested 13 suspected illegal miners at Osino in Ghana’s Eastern Region and destroyed mining equipment found at the site, in another operation targeting the persistent return of galamsey activities.
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🇬🇳 Guinean Diaspora Protest Mamadi Doumbouya During UN General Assembly in New York
Members of Guinea’s diaspora staged competing demonstrations in New York during the 81st UN General Assembly, with opponents of Mamadi Doumbouya protesting around the Waldorf Astoria and Dag Hammarskjold Plaza while supporters also mobilized.
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🇬🇭 Ghana Is Open for Business: Mahama Takes Investment Message to Nasdaq
The core event details are confirmed by Nasdaq, Ghana’s Information Services Department, and the Ghana News Agency. Nasdaq lists the closing-bell ceremony for September 23, 2026, and explicitly describes it as highlighting Ghana’s openness to business. President John Dramani Mahama has used a high-profile Nasdaq closing-bell ceremony in New York to declare that Ghana is…
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🇷🇺 🇫🇷 🇦🇺 🇮🇳 Telegram Under Pressure: Russia, France, Australia and India Test the Limits of a Global Messaging Platform
By Panafrican.email Telegram has become one of the world’s most important communications platforms, connecting more than a billion users through private messaging, public channels, large groups, bots and an expanding ecosystem of applications. For Africa, Telegram’s importance goes beyond messaging. Across the continent, the platform is used by journalists, political movements, businesses, technology communities, cryptocurrency…
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🇲🇱 Russia’s Africa Corps Seeks More Fuel as Mali Faces Intensifying Jihadist Attacks
Mali’s security crisis is entering a critical phase as JNIM intensifies attacks, fuel convoys come under pressure, and Russia’s Africa Corps seeks additional resources to sustain operations. The latest situation highlights the growing importance of fuel routes, military logistics and regional security corridors across the Sahel.
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🇬🇧 Britain Updates Emergency Planning as Government Prepares for Major National Crises
Britain is updating national emergency and defence planning as the government prepares for potential military threats, cyberattacks, natural disasters and major infrastructure disruptions.
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🇬🇭 🇧🇫 Northern Ghana–Southern Burkina Faso: Inside a Growing Security Hot Zone
The northern Ghana–southern Burkina Faso frontier is emerging as a major West African security hot zone, where Sahelian jihadist networks, Ghanaian and Burkinabè forces, Russian-linked personnel and foreign private-security interests intersect. Panafrican.email examines the documented actors, the disputed recruitment claim and the geopolitical significance of the corridor.
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🇳🇬 🇺🇸 US Mining Funds Turn Their Attention to Nigeria as Abuja and Washington Advance Critical Minerals Deal
Nigeria is attracting growing U.S. mining interest as Abuja and Washington advance a proposed critical-minerals cooperation agreement. The initiative could open new investment in lithium and other strategic minerals while raising questions about processing, local value addition and Nigeria’s role in global mineral supply chains.
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🇱🇷 Putu Iron Ore Project Moves Back Toward AMR as Severstal Reverses Position
Liberia’s Putu Iron Ore Project moves back toward AMR after Severstal says its binding offer is superior to Planet One’s proposal, reopening the path to development in Grand Gedeh.