Iran and Israel say attacks halted after Trump tells both to “stop ‘shooting'” on war’s 101st day

Iran and Israel say attacks halted after Trump tells both to “stop ‘shooting'” on war’s 101st day

A Lebanese culture ministry official told the French news agency AFP on Monday that Israeli bombardment had damaged a UNESCO World Heritage site in the southern city of Tyre, as correspondents there reported damage at the site. One of the oldest cities on the Mediterranean coast, Tyre, in antiquity, was at various times Phoenician, Persian,…

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Africa: Inside Africa’s Race to Stop Ebola

Africa: Inside Africa’s Race to Stop Ebola

Uganda is mobilizing its hard-earned Ebola expertise as eastern DRC’s outbreak threatens to overwhelm borders, and strain economies Uganda is once again finding itself standing at the centre of Africa’s battle against Ebola as a fast-moving outbreak spreading through eastern Democratic Republic of Congo is crossing borders, infecting healthcare workers, disrupting movement corridors and forcing…

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Why it’s time to stop blaming staff for breaches

Why it’s time to stop blaming staff for breaches

Security awareness training has become one of the most consistent line items in corporate budgets. Most companies run it quarterly and employees click through it, answer the questions and collect their certificates. And yet, the breaches keep coming and the post-incident reports point to the exact same thing: human error. In a recent Forrester’s security…

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Africa Must Stop Treating Presidents as Permanent Rulers

Africa: Keyamo Calls for Aircraft Maintenance Hubs in Africa to Stop Capital Flight

Nigeria’s Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, has called for urgent and unified action to transform Africa’s aviation sector, insisting that the region must become self-sustaining in aircraft maintenance to curb current capital flight from the continent. Speaking at the 2026 Ethiopian Aviation Forum in Addis Ababa, Keyamo commended Ethiopian Airlines and described…

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Africa Must Stop Treating Presidents as Permanent Rulers

Africa: Why the President Needs to Stop Efforts to Scupper South Africa’s Carbon Tax

A robust carbon tax keeps more revenue in South Africa and encourages local companies to reduce product emissions to improve competitiveness in international markets, and it aligns with international support for decarbonisation efforts here. The carbon tax is an important economic instrument in South Africa. Yet it is now uncertain whether the country will continue…

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