Category: International Business & Finance
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The Rise of African and African-American Tech Companies: Market Disruptors with Cultural Roots
The tech industry is seeing a transformative wave led by African and African-American entrepreneurs who are reimagining digital solutions to address global challenges while celebrating cultural identity. Companies like Fanbase, BlueSky, Spill App, and panafrican.email are reshaping their respective niches with innovative platforms, strategic funding, and a strong focus on underserved markets. Fanbase: Monetizing Authenticity…
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π°πͺ Kenya’s Catholic Church Refused to Accept $40K Donation from President
The Catholic Church in Kenya has rejected a donation from President William Ruto, who decided to hand over about $40,000 after priests criticized the government for failing to deliver on election promises. Ruto reportedly handed over half of the donation, Ksh2.6 million, at a service on Sunday, November 17, promising to pay the rest later…
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πΈπ©πΉπ© They fled war, now female Sudanese refugees say theyβre being forced to have sex to survive
The war in Sudan has a devastating impact on women and girls. For an easier access to assistance, jobs and promises to receive money, some female Sudanese refugees say they have been sexually exploited in Chad. Such sexual exploitation is a crime in the Sahelian nation. βWe came to Chad and the food they gave…
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πΈπ³ Senegal to hold snap legislative elections on Sunday
The Senegalese citizens will elect 165 members of the National Assembly for a five-year term. π³ Over seven million registered voters are eligible to cast their vote, with 41 political parties, coalitions or independent entities participating in the elections. There will be 506 observers for the elections, including 446 national and 60 international. Today’s legislative…
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πͺπΉ Ethiopia inaugurates a new Federal Police Forensic Investigation and Research Center of Excellence, the country’s prime minister reports
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia β In a major milestone for law enforcement and public security in Ethiopia, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed inaugurated the countryβs new Federal Police Forensic Investigation and Research Center of Excellence. The state-of-the-art facility aims to enhance the capabilities of the Ethiopian Federal Police in crime detection, investigation, and forensic research, marking a…
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πΏπ¦ South Africa sets up inter-agency team to help bring illegal miners to the surface
Authorities in South Africa have put together a team including mine rescue experts to come up with a plan to bring to surface illegal miners On Friday (Nov. 15), a government delegation led by the police minister visited the site and engaged with the community and relatives of the miners who remain under a disused…
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π African elephant population has declined by 77% in the last 50 years
Of these, the number of savannah mammals decreased by 70%, and forest mammals by 90%. The main reasons for this were poaching and habitat loss. The scientists used population data collected from 475 sites in 37 countries from 1964 to 2016. In some places, elephants have disappeared, while in others their populations have increased thanks…
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π¬π§π³π¬ UK’s new Conservative leader Badenoch leaves British-Nigerians divided
For some Nigerians and their descendants who call Britain their home, Kemi Badenoch becoming the first Black woman to lead a major British political party is a source of hope and pride. But not everyone is celebrating. Some fear Badenoch, who was born in London to Nigerian parents but lived in Lagos until she was…
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Russian Influence Expands Across West Africa: Equatorial Guinea in the Spotlight
By Pan African Email News Desk In a move that signals Russiaβs growing interest and influence in West Africa, Equatorial Guinea is emerging as a strategic focal point for Moscowβs latest geopolitical maneuvers. Amid increasing anti-Western sentiment and the rise of military juntas in the Sahel, Russia is expanding its reach, with Equatorial Guinea seen…
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πΏπ²πΏπΌ Zambia, Zimbabwe: Lake Kariba water levels hit record low
Water levels in Lake Kariba have reached a record low, which could force the closure of a dam that supplies electricity to Zambia and Zimbabwe , where the lake sits. Due to the severe drought that central and southern Africa faced as a result of the El NiΓ±o climate anomaly, the amount of water in…
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