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Why Apple Is Being Sued by the Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Apple, along with several other major technology companies, is facing a lawsuit over alleged human rights abuses linked to the mining of cobalt in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). The lawsuit, filed in the United States on behalf of families in the DRC, accuses Apple and other tech giants of benefiting from child labor and dangerous working conditions in the cobalt mining industry, a…
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Mozambique’s controversial election result upheld

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Mozambique’s Constitutional Council has upheld the results of the country’s recent elections, despite widespread allegations of irregularities and fraud that have sparked national and international controversy. The decision confirms the victory of the ruling party, Frelimo, and its presidential candidate, Filipe Nyusi, extending the party’s decades-long dominance. However, the opposition and…
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Witchcraft Plot Against Zambian President Foiled

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A dramatic revelation in Zambia has stirred national debate after authorities claimed to have foiled a witchcraft plot aimed at undermining the country’s president. The alleged scheme, involving rituals and supernatural practices, was purportedly intended to destabilize the government and diminish the president’s influence. The announcement has sparked widespread discussion about the…
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Malawi Demands Billions from U.S. Firm Over Gem Dispute

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The government of Malawi has escalated a high-stakes dispute with a U.S.-based mining company, alleging the unlawful exploitation of its precious gemstones and demanding billions of dollars in compensation. The case centers on the extraction of rubies and sapphires in the southern region of the country, where Malawi accuses the company of breaching agreements, undervaluing resources, and failing…
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Niger bans BBC for ‘spreading disinformation

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The government of Niger recently banned the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), accusing it of spreading disinformation. This decision has sparked significant international debate about press freedom and the balance between maintaining national security and ensuring access to credible information. The ban came amid heightened political tensions in Niger following the July 2023 military coup…
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Kenyan police use tear gas on protesters marching against femicide

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Kenyan police used tear gas to disperse demonstrators protesting against rising cases of femicide in the country. The protests, which took place in Nairobi and other cities, drew participants from diverse backgrounds, including women’s rights activists, students, and community leaders. The demonstrators marched to highlight the increasing number of violent killings targeting women and to demand…
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South Sudanese leader fires top officials after shooting

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South Sudanese President Salva Kiir has taken decisive action by firing several top officials in response to a high-profile shooting incident that has raised concerns about governance, security, and accountability in the young nation. This bold move comes amid escalating tensions within South Sudan’s fragile political landscape, where maintaining stability remains a key challenge. The…
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