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Africa’s mining potential needs strong financial backing

  The continent must progressively move beyond exporting raw minerals towards processing and manufacturing higher-value products locally   COMMENT | JOHN TUMWINE | Africa’s mining industry is entering a defining era. The global shift towards clean energy, advanced manufacturing and digital technologies has intensified demand for critical minerals, placing the …

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Ethiopian photo exhibition promotes China-Africa ties

ADDIS ABABA | Xinhua | A photo exhibition featuring China-Africa cooperation was held in Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, on Thursday to review and further promote the ever-growing ties between the two sides. The photo exhibition, which encompasses about 60 historical images, was arranged under five different topics, namely …

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So what is Museveni’s legacy?

  COMMENT | NELSON BWIRE | A few days ago, my six-year-old daughter returned from school with an urgent issue: her teachers needed to speak with me about her endless chatter. She had gathered an unsuspecting group of classmates to inform them how “big and strong” Africa is, adding the …

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AHEFT Prize awards highlight inaugural higher education meet in Ghana

  African leaders push for a shared vision for higher education transformation to advance economic progress   Accra, Ghana | AGENCIES |  Leaders from Africa’s higher education institutions, the African Union, government ministries, global and regional financial institutions, industry partners and young people gathered this week in Accra, Ghana, for …

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Aringa culture’s many lessons for today’s youth

  How the Aringa Used to Prepare Young People for Adulthood And What Today’s Generation Can Learn   Yumbe, Uganda | FEATURE | During the Koi Koi Fireside Conversation organised by the Protect SRHR consortium of IRC, World Vision, Reach A Hand Africa and Humanity & Inclusion in Yumbe on 25th …

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