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African swine fever surges across Vietnam, hits 28 provinces

African swine fever surges across Vietnam, hits 28 provinces

Over 30,000 pigs culled as low vaccine uptake hampers control African swine fever outbreaks are spreading in Vietnam, threatening to disrupt food supplies in the Southeast Asian country, Reuters reported, citing a warning from the Vietnamese...

UK admits foreign aid cuts could see deaths rise – with Africa hit hardest

UK admits foreign aid cuts could see deaths rise – with Africa hit hardest

Your support helps us to tell the story From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or producing our...

5 free agents Hull City should consider signing ft Jonjo Shelvey and released QPR man

5 free agents Hull City should consider signing ft Jonjo Shelvey and released QPR man

Hull City's hands could become tied when it comes to transfer activity this summer and beyond, with uncertainty surrounding the financial landscape of the club at present. The Tigers were placed under two separate transfer embargoes - both of...

Trek up highest mounatin in North Africa or cycle from one city to another for hospice

Trek up highest mounatin in North Africa or cycle from one city to another for hospice

Would you like to climb the highest mountain in North Africa? Or how about cycling from London to Paris? It’s time to set yourself a challenge and support hospice care in Cambridgeshire Arthur Rank Hospice Charity, based in Wisbech, has launched...

Ogun State scores again…and more stories

Ogun State scores again…and more stories

The African Athletics U-18/U-20 junior Championship 2025 ended last Sunday in Abeokuta.I am surprised that the airwaves have not been awash with encomiums for Ogun State, that accepted to host the international event at the ‘last minute’ and still...

Kaizer Chiefs news: Pitso Mosimane, 19-year-old striker from Cape Town

Kaizer Chiefs news: Pitso Mosimane, 19-year-old striker from Cape Town

This latest Kaizer Chiefs news wrap looks at two youngsters that the club could be signing in the coming weeks. Reatlegile Mosimane is on trial in Italy. Chiefs want to negotiate deals for two promising attackers based in Cape Town. Kaizer Chiefs...

Biogas a pathway transforming rural communities

Biogas a pathway transforming rural communities

Biogas SHAMISO Mhuriro (70) looked energetic when she paced about in her oval kitchen in the Nyangahwe area under Chief Chundu, Hurungwe North constituency. Situated about 60km from the farming town of Karoi, the Mhuriro family has found the going...

Screenings, Discussions and Q & A’s for God’s Work – Durban, Joburg and Cape Town

Screenings, Discussions and Q & A’s for God’s Work – Durban, Joburg and Cape Town

A full-length feature film – God’s Work – which makes its debut at the Durban International Film Festival this year and is inspired by the director spending time at the Denis Hurley Centre with members of the homeless community over lockdown, has...

West Africa’s forgotten war claims Indian lives as Niger becomes a Jihadi playground

The resurgence of jihadist extremism in West Africa has reached an alarming new threshold, as evidenced by the recent killing of two Indian nationals and the abduction of a third in the West African nation of Niger on Tuesday, July 15, 2025. Once...

Namibia’s foreign minister on the transformative impact of trade and foreign policy for Africa’s development

Namibia’s foreign minister on the transformative impact of trade and foreign policy for Africa’s development

[music] SIGNÉ: Hello, I am Landry Signé, senior fellow in the Global Economy and Development Program and the Africa Growth Initiative at the Brookings Institution. Welcome to Foresight Africa podcast, where I engage with distinguished leaders in...

The White Masai, Part I

The White Masai, Part I

The White Masai, Harper Collins, 2006, 307 pages, $28.96. (Originally published in Germany in 1998 by Al Verlag GmbH Munich as Die Weisse Massai.) The book The White Masai is a memoire by Corinne Hofmann, a white Swiss woman who married a...

How South Africans are stepping up in times of crisis

How South Africans are stepping up in times of crisis

This week, in a situation that could have easily gone awry, South Africans did what we do best: united and did whatever they could to help young aspiring soccer stars and three coaches return home after they were stranded in Spain. A total of 25...

Max Homa celebrates making 3M Open 2025 cut with popular gummies

Max Homa celebrates making 3M Open 2025 cut with popular gummies

Six-time PGA Tour winner Max Homa made the cut in the 2025 3M Open and will be in the field on moving day. To celebrate, he treated himself to gummy bears from two popular confectionary brands. Homa fired five birdies and two bogeys during his...

"I think I've just found my routine" – Jake Knapp shares takeaways from second PGA Tour season

"I think I've just found my routine" – Jake Knapp shares takeaways from second PGA Tour season

PGA Tour pro Jake Knapp is competing in the 2025 3M Open at TPC Twin Cities and is in contention going into moving day. After his second round, he revealed that he may have found a playing routine that works for him on the tour. Knapp turned pro...

US lands African resources with version of Chinese-Russian scheme

US lands African resources with version of Chinese-Russian scheme

A US-brokered peace deal between the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Rwanda binds the two African nations to a worrying arrangement: one in which a country signs away its mineral resources to a superpower in return for opaque assurances of...

Dangerous places in Africa

Dangerous places in Africa

If you are not sure about the safety of your chosen destination, this guide to the most dangerous places in Africa might help you decide where (not) to go! Planning a trip to Africa? A popular destination for travellers seeking adventure, this...

WATCH: Makhadzi takes it back to where it all began 15 years ago ahead of December One Woman Show

WATCH: Makhadzi takes it back to where it all began 15 years ago ahead of December One Woman Show

The highly anticipated event is set to take place over two days later this year. Award-winning singer Makhadzi returned to where it all began 15 years ago, a shopping centre in Thohoyandou Town, Venda — to officially launch her upcoming One Woman...

Africa’s new digital workforce: Young minds working globally

Africa’s new digital workforce: Young minds working globally

Young Zimbabweans are no exception IN Zimbabwe, as across much of Africa, young people face a tough reality — an unemployment rate that persists at over 90% for those between the ages of 16 and 24. While the global digital economy surges, local...

A Few Of My Favorite 2025 Jazz Things (So Far), Part 3

A Few Of My Favorite 2025 Jazz Things (So Far), Part 3

I'm the Editor-in-Chief of All About Jazz Italia, host of Mondo Jazz on Radio Free Brooklyn and was once visited by Frank Zappa's ghost.... he was funny tooPublisher Since 2001 New York City, NY Preferred album format:CD/Vinyl MY ARTICLES | ALBUM...

Gordon Ramsay challenged by Birmingham chefs from tiny suburb spot and glam rooftop restaurant

Gordon Ramsay challenged by Birmingham chefs from tiny suburb spot and glam rooftop restaurant

Two Birmingham chefs from two very different city restaurants have been shortlisted for the Best Chef prize at the British Restaurant Awards alongside Gordon Ramsay and eight other top cooks. Ash Valenzuela-Heeger and Kiran Suvarna are in the...

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