For ‘Miami Vice’ fans, the fast cars, fast boats and designer suits are still worth celebrating

For ‘Miami Vice’ fans, the fast cars, fast boats and designer suits are still worth celebrating

MIAMI — With its pastel suits, fast cars, and a soundtrack that made TV history, “Miami Vice” was the show that helped define a decade. It’s hard to forget that iconic drive from the pilot episode, underscored by Phil Collins’ “In the Air Tonight.” “Miami Vice” wasn’t just another cop show. It redefined the genre, blending…

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Africa: What Is Ableism? Words Can Hurt People but African Culture Offers an Alternative

Africa: Sirleaf Urges African States to Ratify AU Women’s Protection Convention.

Former Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has called on African governments to urgently ratify, domesticate, and enforce the African Union Convention on Ending Violence Against Women and Girls (AU-CEVAWG), warning that the treaty’s promise will remain unfulfilled without full implementation. Monrovia, September 11, 2025: Speaking Wednesday at the African Women Leaders Network (AWLN) Positive Masculinity…

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Africa’s Carbon Markets Deliver More Than Emissions Reductions – And the World Should Notice and Invest

Africa’s Carbon Markets Deliver More Than Emissions Reductions – And the World Should Notice and Invest

Africa’s carbon markets are poised to transform not only the continent’s future, but the global fight against climate change. Yet, as leaders gather for the Africa Climate Summit 2 (ACS2), Africa’s achievements and leadership in this arena are too often treated as an afterthought. That attitude isn’t just unfair — it is a costly strategic…

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BMIT hired to develop new funding model for the SABC

BMIT hired to develop new funding model for the SABC

Communications minister Solly Malatsi The department of communications & digital technologies has appointed BMI-TechKnowledge Group (BMIT) to develop a new funding model for the SABC in what could prove to be a decisive move for the future of South Africa’s struggling public broadcaster. BMIT, a longstanding ICT research and advisory firm, has been tasked with…

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Africa: What Is Ableism? Words Can Hurt People but African Culture Offers an Alternative

Africa: CAF Marks 100 Days to Kick-Off of the TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2025

The TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations 2025 will kick-off in Morocco in exactly 100 days, bringing together passionate fans from across the continent and showcasing Africa’s football excellence to the world. Africa’s biggest sporting event is expected to break the records set by the hugely successful 2023 edition in Côte d’Ivoire, which attracted a…

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Africa: What Is Ableism? Words Can Hurt People but African Culture Offers an Alternative

Africa: From African Champion to General Coordinator – Siaka Tiéné’s New Game

African champion with Côte d’Ivoire in 2015, Siaka Tiéné has successfully transitioned into a key role in CAF competitions As General Coordinator, he oversees every logistical detail to guarantee optimal conditions for teams Drawing on his playing career and management studies, he combines sporting expertise with administrative rigor In 2015, after lifting the TotalEnergies CAF…

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