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Pentagon warns Venezuela as 2 military aircraft fly near US Navy ship | Military News

Pentagon warns Venezuela as 2 military aircraft fly near US Navy ship | Military News

Defense Department says ‘two Maduro regime military aircraft’ flew near US warship in a ‘highly provocative’ move. Published On 5 Sep 20255 Sep 2025 Two Venezuelan military aircraft flew near a United States Navy ship in international waters, the US Department of Defense has said, in a move described as “highly provocative” amid escalating tension…

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OpenAI to launch its first AI chip: report

OpenAI to launch its first AI chip: report

OpenAI is set to produce its first artificial intelligence chip next year in partnership with US semiconductor giant Broadcom, the Financial Times reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter. OpenAI plans to put the chip to use internally rather than make it available to external customers, the FT report said, citing one person…

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Africa: East Africa’s Largest Fish Feed Factory in Buikwe Touted As Game-Changer for Uganda’s Aquaculture

Africa: East Africa’s Largest Fish Feed Factory in Buikwe Touted As Game-Changer for Uganda’s Aquaculture

President Museveni has commissioned the De Heus Fish Feed Factory in Njeru, Buikwe District, marking a major milestone for Uganda’s aquaculture sector and broader agricultural transformation. The $25 million investment by De Heus Uganda — a subsidiary of Royal De Heus of the Netherlands — is the largest fish feed factory in East Africa, with…

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AI skills are in high demand — and employers are willing to pay a premium for them

AI skills are in high demand — and employers are willing to pay a premium for them

Artificial intelligence technology concept with text AI on electronic circuit board. Teera Konakan | Moment | Getty Images While there’s mounting concerns that artificial intelligence is replacing jobs, it’s not all bad news for the labor market, particularly for workers with AI skills. Rather than replacing roles with AI, many companies are hiring workers who…

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Local start-up closes indigenous language gap in edtech

Local start-up closes indigenous language gap in edtech

Limu Lab’s interactive app aims to help children learn South Africa’s indigenous languages. South African start-up Limu Lab has launched a language-learning app to make isiZulu and other indigenous languages accessible to children through games, animations and storytelling. Limu Lab has partnered with schools and major platforms to bridge the gap in local digital education….

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Africa: All of Africa Today – September 4, 2025

Africa: All of Africa Today – September 4, 2025

  Sudan Govt Denies U.S. Accusations of Chemical Weapons Use A report published by Sudan’s army-backed government said that there is no evidence of chemical contamination, two months after the United States imposed sanctions over chemical weapons allegations. The ministry said the report was based on field tests and forensic reviews carried out since April,…

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Africa: East Africa’s Largest Fish Feed Factory in Buikwe Touted As Game-Changer for Uganda’s Aquaculture

Africa: What Manja Lee’s Story Reveals About Africa’s Growing Gaming Culture

Iyke Bede reports that Nigeria’s gaming landscape is becoming increasingly competitive and rewarding, with a number of standout players who have built loyal followings through skill and consistency. One of them is Ayere-Victor Ehinome, popularly known as Manja Lee, who has amassed more than 500,000 followers on Instagram and TikTok combined. Like many professionals, he…

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Banks should lower PayShap fees – Standard Bank

Banks should lower PayShap fees – Standard Bank

Standard Bank’s Nthabiseng Mohale Banks should consider lowering the fees they charge for PayShap transactions to drive higher rates of financial inclusion and increase adoption of the rapid payments platform in South Africa. This is according to Nthabiseng Mohale, head of interbank and domestic payments at Standard Bank Group, who spoke to TechCentral at the…

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Africa: East Africa’s Largest Fish Feed Factory in Buikwe Touted As Game-Changer for Uganda’s Aquaculture

Africa to Lead Global Critical Mineral Revolution, Demand May Double By 2040 – Report

Africa is uniquely positioned to become a central player in the global critical mineral value chain as worldwide demand is expected to more than double by 2040, according to the latest Boston Consulting Group’s (BCG) report, which reveals Africa’s unique opportunity to transform from raw material supplier to strategic industrial partner. The report, which is…

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