Tag: Africa
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Congo vs. Apple: iExploitation Allegations
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The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has leveled serious accusations against tech giant Apple, claiming that the company is using minerals extracted from its embattled east in its products. These minerals are allegedly smuggled into Rwanda and laundered before being integrated into Apple’s supply chain. This accusation highlights the ongoing…
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Chad Shocks Oil Industry: Nationalizes Exxon Mobil Assets
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Exxon Mobil, the multinational oil giant, faces a startling development as Chad announces the nationalization of all its assets, including vital permits for hydrocarbon exploration. This unexpected move has sent shockwaves through the energy sector, catching many off guard and raising significant concerns. Experts are wary of the impact this…
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Galp Energia’s Namibian Oil Discovery: A Game-Changer for East Africa
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Namibian Oil is making waves in the energy industry, with Galp Energia’s recent discovery in the Mopane field off the coast of Namibia. The Portuguese oil company’s exploration efforts have uncovered significant light oil columns in high-quality reservoir sands, indicating the potential for at least 10 billion barrels of oil.…
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Thomas Sankara: Championing Self-Reliance for a Free Africa
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In October 1987, Thomas Sankara, the visionary leader of Burkina Faso, was tragically assassinated in a coup d’état. Just months before his death, in a compelling interview, Sankara passionately articulated his resolute stance against foreign aid and his unwavering belief in the power of self-reliance to liberate Africa. Sankara’s philosophy…
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Mohammed Abdi Ali Sentenced to 12 Years for Planning ISIS Biological Terror Attack in Kenya
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A Nairobi court has sentenced Mohammed Abdi Ali, a medical doctor and ISIS terrorist, to 12 years in prison for plotting a large-scale biological terror attack in Kenya in 2016. Ali, a leader in the ISIS network, planned to use deadly anthrax bacteria, which can cause severe illness and death.…
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Niger Protests: Sahel’s Shifting Sands Signal New Era in Regional Security
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Niger protest have underscored a growing regional sentiment, with hundreds gathering in Agadez to demand the immediate withdrawal of 1,000 American troops stationed in the area. Organized by supporters of the military junta that seized power last year, the protest follows the US agreement to pull out its forces from…
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The Real Concerns About GMOs in African Agriculture
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GMOs in African Agriculture-David Hundeyin, a Nigerian journalist and author, has highlighted significant concerns about the introduction of GMOs into African agricultural supply chains. While much of the debate around GMOs focuses on their health implications, Hundeyin draws attention to the broader socioeconomic impacts and issues of control and ownership.…
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Tony’s Chocolonely is Leading the Way to Slave-Free Chocolate
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Introduction: Tony’s Chocolonely, a Dutch chocolate company founded in 2005, has set a bold vision: to achieve 100% slave-free chocolate worldwide. This case study explores how Tony’s Chocolonely has not only pioneered a purpose-driven approach but also achieved profitability through its commitment to fair trade practices and eliminating child labor…