Africa: All of Africa Today – March 5, 2026

Africa: All of Africa Today – March 5, 2026

  Over 200 Killed in Landslide at DR Congo’s Coltan Mine More than 200 people were reported killed after a landslide triggered by heavy rains struck the Rubaya coltan mine in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. The country’s Ministry of Mines said around 70 of the victims were children, and several injured people were…

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the maturation of LSD Open

the maturation of LSD Open

LSD Open CEO Neil White About four years ago, LSD Open hit a real crossroads. We were this scrappy but cool 30-person Linux/open-source niche services company with a massive reputation for technical wizardry. However, the internal structure was basically held together by duct tape, pure adrenaline and more Red Bull than I am proud of….

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Africa Pushes for UNSC Reform As Think Tanks, Diplomats Call for Permanent Seat

Afreximbank Sweeps 2025 Bloomberg Africa Borrower Loans League Tables – Affirming Top Spot As Africa’s Leading Arranger and Bookrunner

African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has solidified its dominance in African capital markets, clinching the Number 1 ranking as both Mandated Lead Arranger and Bookrunner in the 2025 Bloomberg Africa Borrower Loans League Tables, as well as the Number 3 ranking for Administrative Agent. These rankings recognise the Bank’s leadership in arranging debt solutions and mobilising…

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Apple gives up on AI!

Apple gives up on AI!

Apple’s highly anticipated, AI-driven Siri redesign has hit another series of technical roadblocks, potentially derailing the company’s original launch timeline for 2026. Internal testing revealed significant software instabilities, including a virtual assistant that was often too sluggish to complete tasks or failed to process queries entirely. The performance issues were reportedly severe enough that developers…

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Africa Pushes for UNSC Reform As Think Tanks, Diplomats Call for Permanent Seat

Africa: Ethiopia – a New Phase of Support for Safety Nets Will Foster Resilience and Create Pathways to Decent Jobs

Washington — The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors approved a new phase of support for safety nets in Ethiopia under the Productive Safety Net Project 6 (PSNP 6), a project designed to create jobs, enhance food security, build climate resilience, and support vulnerable households. Across Ethiopia, families are working hard to make ends meet…

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