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After a year's closure imposed by Covid-19, Dakar's Theodore Monod Museum reopened its doors on Tuesday presenting its rich collections of African art, with "objects that have been returned to African soil" from France.
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South Africa: What Genetic Analysis Reveals About the Ancestry of South Africa's Afrikaners
[The Conversation Africa] The story of human history is one of migrations over the globe and admixture - the exchange of DNA - between populations.
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Diko blames 'stubborn patriarchy and arbitrariness in society' for her suspension | News24
Suspended presidential spokesperson Khusela Diko said stubborn patriarchy and arbitrary society expected her, as a female, to account for and be sanctioned for the business interests of her late husband.
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Africa Has a Higher Death Rate Among Critically Ill Covid-19 Patients Than Anywhere Else
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Search for missing Cape Town toddler Chesswell Makampies continues | News24
Chesswell Makampies was last seen on April 17 in Beverly Hills informal settlement after his father picked him up from his mother Mandy for a sleepover.
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Two Pretoria men jailed for selling boat that didn't belong to them | News24
The Pretoria North Magistrate's Court has sentenced two men to a collective 41 years' imprisonment for fraud and theft.
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Kenya: Broke Public Universities Lose Sh9 Billion in Budget Cuts
[Nation] The financial crisis facing public universities is set to deepen after the National Treasury cut funding by 9 percent- Sh9.4billion- despite an expected increase in enrolment.
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UNC student body president pens letter of outrage over Nikole Hannah-Jones - TheGrio
Lamar Richards, the student body president of the University of North Carolina penned a letter of outrage to his colleagues,... View Article The post UNC student body president pens letter of outrage over Nikole Hannah-Jones appeared first on TheGrio.
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Mary Ann Shadd Cary: A Fearless Journalist | BlackPressUSA
POST NEWS GROUP - She became the first female African-American newspaper editor in North America. Her work as a journalist was not spared criticism, as many disagreed with her views.| By Tamara Shiloh The eldest of 13 children, Mary Ann Shadd Cary (1823–1893) was born in Wilmington, Del. to a free
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Brazil working to contain Indian coronavirus variant in northern state - Stabroek News
BRASILIA, (Reuters) - Brazil's health minister said yesterday the government is doing everything possible to prevent the spread of the concerning coronavirus variant first identified in India in the northern state of Maranhao, which has detected the country's first
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Africa: Covid-19's Pharma Billionaires Could Vaccinate the World's Poor, Charities Say
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More Covid-19 vaccine centres will open doors in the Western Cape on Monday | News24
The Western Cape Government has announced that it will be bumping up the number of vaccination centers from 26 to 53.
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Kenya: New Wajir Governor Ahmed Ali Muktar - the Stone That Builders Rejected
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South Africa: 'The System Is Going to Implode' - Cancer Treatment Backlogs Grow After Charlotte Maxeke Fire
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Alleged cop killers arrested in KwaZulu-Natal | News24
Two people have been arrested for the murder of Sergeant ST Mbanjwa, who was gunned down while sitting in a police vehicle in Verulam.
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How can Africa's economies recover from Covid-19? [Business Africa] | Africanews
In this episode of Business Africa, we look at the ambitious solutions to help the continent cope with the shock caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Why Oxford is refusing to take down the statue of colonizer Cecil Rhodes - Face2Face Africa
There are very few who individually embodied European imperialism and colonization like Cecil Rhodes. Today, he is positively associated with the education of hundreds of people through the Rhodes Scholarship Trust which has funded the education of Bill Clinton to Cory Booker. But indeed, this kind
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Emails show Pittsburgh police officers accessed Clearview facial recognition after BLM protests | New Pittsburgh Courier
The use of facial recognition broke bureau policy and, later, city law. by Juliette Rihl Pittsburgh police officers accessed the facial recognition technology Clearview AI over the course of a year, including during Black Lives Matter protests last summer. The use of the technology violated police
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PGA Championship: Branden Grace grinds towards top of leaderboard
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South Africa: Chang Extradition Dilemma Paralyses SA President Ramaphosa
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TPS : l'Administration de Joe Biden accorde 18 mois de plus aux ressortissants haïtiens - Haiti24
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