Africa: From Hunting Demons to Fighting for Gender Equality – Audrey Nuna Calls for Greater Investment in Girls’ Education At the United Nations

Africa: From Hunting Demons to Fighting for Gender Equality – Audrey Nuna Calls for Greater Investment in Girls’ Education At the United Nations

UNITED NATIONS, New York – Grammy-winning artist Audrey Nuna – known to many as the singing voice of Mira in the film ‘K-Pop Demon Hunters’ – used her first appearance at the United Nations to call for greater investment in education for girls. She also spoke about the importance of representation and female-driven storytelling. Ms….

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Africa: From Hunting Demons to Fighting for Gender Equality – Audrey Nuna Calls for Greater Investment in Girls’ Education At the United Nations

Africa: Superbugs On Your Plate – How Antimicrobial Resistance Spreads Through Food

From the moment raw ingredients are harvested to when you cook and eat a meal, an invisible process is taking place: the growth of antimicrobial resistance. This happens when microorganisms (bacteria, fungi, and so on) stop responding to antibiotics or disinfectants. Often described as a “silent pandemic”, antimicrobial resistance is currently one of the greatest…

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Africa: From Hunting Demons to Fighting for Gender Equality – Audrey Nuna Calls for Greater Investment in Girls’ Education At the United Nations

Africa: Women Breaking Barriers – Celebrating Trailblazers During Women’s History Month

UNITED NATIONS, New York – At the conclusion of Women’s History Month, Spotlight Initiative and Rise, a non-profit advocacy organization for the rights of survivors of sexual violence, hosted a high-level event recognizing trailblazing women across different industries around the world. ‘Women Breaking Barriers’ convened women leaders and allies at the forefront of entertainment, science,…

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Africa: From Hunting Demons to Fighting for Gender Equality – Audrey Nuna Calls for Greater Investment in Girls’ Education At the United Nations

Africa: Pan African University Graduates 76 Students From 37 African Nations At Pauwes 10th Graduation Ceremony in Tlemcen

The Pan African University Institute for Water and Energy Sciences including Climate Change (PAUWES) held its 10th graduation ceremony on 30 March 2026 at the University of Tlemcen, marking the completion of postgraduate studies for 76 students drawn from 37 African countries. The graduating cohort completed Masters of Science programmes across six tracks covering Water…

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Africa: From Hunting Demons to Fighting for Gender Equality – Audrey Nuna Calls for Greater Investment in Girls’ Education At the United Nations

Africa: After the Two Sessions – a Look At China-Africa Relations – New Opportunities, New Cooperation

Interview with the Chinese Ambassador H. E. Yin Chengwu From March 5 to 12, 2026, the Fourth Session of the 14th National People’s Congress of China and the Fourth Session of the 14th National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference, normally called annual “Two Sessions”, were held in Beijing. During the sessions, Chinese…

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Africa: From Hunting Demons to Fighting for Gender Equality – Audrey Nuna Calls for Greater Investment in Girls’ Education At the United Nations

Africa: Monimichelle Hails Adamu’s Appointment, Wants Him to End Poor Pitches in Africa

Nigeria’s sports facilities expert, Ebi Egbe, has congratulated Mr. Samson Adamu, on his appointment as Ag. General Secretary of the Confederation of African Football (CAF). Egbe who is the CEO of Monimichelle Sports Facilities Limited said in his congratulatory message to Adamu that hard work and diligence earned the Nigerian that exalted position in CAF….

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Africa: From Hunting Demons to Fighting for Gender Equality – Audrey Nuna Calls for Greater Investment in Girls’ Education At the United Nations

Africa: Mozambique Becomes Africa’s Most Distressed Sovereign As Spreads Surge

Mozambique has overtaken Senegal as Africa’s most distressed sovereign borrower, as rising global energy costs add pressure to its finances. The country’s sovereign yield spread widened to 1,473 basis points, surpassing Senegal’s 1,423 basis points, according to data tracked by JPMorgan Chase. Spreads above 1,000 basis points are widely seen as a sign of distress….

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Africa: From Hunting Demons to Fighting for Gender Equality – Audrey Nuna Calls for Greater Investment in Girls’ Education At the United Nations

Africa: Kenya Pipeline MD Joe Sang – ‘Why Volleyball Team Will Do Well At Africa Club Championships’

NAIROBI —  Kenya Pipeline’s national under 20 women’s volleyball team have been backed to fly the national flag high at this month’s African Club Championships in Egypt. Kenya Pipeline Company managing director Joe Sang says the team have exhibited consistency, discipline and commitment qualities throughout their journey. “Our team emerged as the third best team…

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