Category: African Business
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🇭🇹 Hundreds of voodoo worshipers mark Day of the Dead in Haiti
Hundreds of Voodoo worshipers gathered at the main cemetery in Haiti’s capital Port-au-Prince on Saturday to mark the annual Day of the Dead festival. Celebrations were more subdued following the passage of Hurricane Melissa and amid ongoing violence across the country. A tomb in the cemetery is believed to house the remains of the guardian…
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🇹🇿The Movement to Remove President Samia Suluhu: Tanzania in Protest
Once hailed as one of Africa’s most stable democracies, Tanzania now finds itself at the crossroads of political upheaval and growing public discontent. The calm reputation that once distinguished this East African nation has been shaken by waves of protests, censorship allegations, and rising fear among opposition supporters. President Samia Suluhu Hassan, the first woman…
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The Battle for Authenticity: How Pan-African Audiences Are Reclaiming Their Media Narrative
In an era of globalized media consolidation, Pan-African audiences find themselves at a critical crossroads. The quest for authentic storytelling that reflects the continent’s diverse realities faces mounting challenges as international corporations increasingly acquire African media assets. This struggle transcends mere ownership—it represents a fundamental battle over cultural sovereignty, economic power, and the very narrative…
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🇲🇱Mali Cements Lithium Leadership with Inauguration of Second Major Mine
BAMAKO, Mali – In a significant stride for its mining sector, Mali has officially inaugurated its second industrial-scale lithium mine, a move that firmly places the West African nation on the map as a major supplier of a metal critical to the global clean energy revolution. The inauguration ceremony for the Lithium Mines of Bougouni…
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Xsolla teams up with Early Warning Services to enable Paze℠ to streamline online checkout for U.S. gamers
At Xsolla, we believe that delivering convenient, secure, and innovative payment solutions is essential to the success and long-term growth of game developers around the world. Every solution we build is designed with the developer’s business needs and the player’s experience in mind because games thrive when payments are seamless. As part of our ongoing…
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Marcyliena H. Morgan, Scholar Who Brought Hip-Hop to the Academy, Dies at 75
Marcyliena H. Morgan, the visionary linguistic anthropologist who founded Harvard University’s Hip Hop Archive & Research Institute and championed hip-hop as a subject of serious academic study, died on September 28 in a Boston hospital due to complications from Alzheimer’s disease. She was 75. A professor in Harvard’s Department of African and African American Studies,…
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🇪🇬 In the Egyptian capital Cairo the Grand Egyptian Museum (Giza Museum), which was under construction for 20 years, has opened.
Heads of African states attended the opening ceremony, including Egyptian leader Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and the President of the Democratic Republic of Congo Félix Tshisekedi, prime ministers, and members of royal families from the Persian Gulf countries. 💬 “We all dreamed of this project and of making it a reality,” said Egyptian Prime Minister Mustafa…
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🇳🇬🇺🇸Tinubu Set for High-Stakes White House Meeting with Donald Trump
Abuja, Nigeria – Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is scheduled to meet with former U.S. President Donald Trump in the coming days, a move that signals a potential strategic shift in international relations and highlights the pressing issue of religiously-motivated violence in West Africa. The announcement was made by Special Advisor Daniel Bwala via the…
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🏴 The Deadliest Garden in the World: Inside England’s Poison Garden at Alnwick Castle
Tucked away behind imposing black steel gates in Northumberland, northern England, lies one of the most extraordinary—and dangerous—gardens in the world. Known as the Poison Garden, this botanical menace is home to nearly 100 deadly plants, each capable of harming or even killing humans. The Poison Garden is part of the magnificent Alnwick Castle estate,…
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Western Union Announces USDPT Stablecoin on Solana and Digital Asset Network
DENVER–(BUSINESS WIRE)– The Western Union Company (“Western Union”) (NYSE: WU) today announced its plan to launch U.S. Dollar Payment Token (USDPT), its new stablecoin, and an innovative Digital Asset Network designed to bridge the digital and fiat worlds, enabling real world utility for digital assets. Built on Solana and issued by Anchorage Digital Bank, Western…
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