Department for International Trade launch ‘Made in the UK, Sold to the World’ Awards?
Launched this year and organised by the Department for International Trade, the Made in the UK, Sold to the World Awards are a new...
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Monkeypox to be renamed after racism concerns
Scientists have put their concerns forward due to a lack of understanding of where the disease originated from and the consequential...
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Natasha Magubane
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Ethiopia's Abiy Ahmed sworn in amid dissenting voices
At the first sound of gunfire, Lelise Abdissa leapt into a ditch for cover, only to be crushed by other panicked revellers as Ethiopian...
Natasha Magubane
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Ivory Coast: Former first lady Simone Gbabgo launches political movement
The former Ivorian first woman Simone Gbagbo attended a launch event of a political movement to assist her, a step further towards...
Natasha Magubane
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Quake-ravaged Haitian city receives aid
Haiti's Civil Protection Agency said the toll from this month's magnitude 7.2 earthquake has grown to 2,207
Natasha Magubane
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Kenya's movie industry struggles to survive amid pandemic
Kenyan movie enterprise is a powerhouse in the area that rakes in thousands and thousands of dollars in terms of revenue.
12 people dead at Afghan airport and Raab called to resign after being 'too busy' on holiday
Disturbing scenes continue to unfold in the Afghanistan capital where opponents to the Taliban desperately try to get out
Kate Moseley
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Lily Cole: "I hadn't read the news at the time" criticised for posting image of her wearing a burka.
In what appears to be a bid to appease her critics, Cole has also shared to her followers what she has been doing to support Afghanistan
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Ethiopia Military accused of using rape as war strategy
The degree of breaches committed during the nine-month fighting in the country's north amounted to war crimes
Natasha Magubane
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Covid-19: Morocco opens smart vaccination centre
Labelled the smart Vaccinodrome by local media, the site’s objective is to vaccinate between 3,000-4,000 people a day
Kate Moseley
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Instagram develops new feature to battle against online abuse & Racism after 2020 Euros
We saw this after the recent Euro 2020 final, which resulted in a significant -and unacceptable -spike in racist abuse towards players
Natasha Magubane
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Zambians to vote in tense polls as economy struggles
Amnesty International warned in June that domination under Lungu had pushed Zambia to the brink of a “human rights crisis'
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Prince Andrew accused of sexual abuse in law suit
Giuffre's attorney, David Boies, said, "If she doesn't do it now, she will be permitting him to avoid any consequences for his acts."
Kate Moseley
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"Mark's death is still as raw as 10 years ago" - Marsha Farmer talks cousin Mark Duggan's murder
The human story, and the aftermath for families left to deal with any sudden, violent death is often the story least told. 10 years on
Police vow to tackle serious youth violence in Birmingham as Four teenagers killed in five months
Birmingham have Police vowed to tackle the sensless spate of youth violence that has plagued the city
Natasha Magubane
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International: Ivory Coast judiciary releases 78 prisoners
Roughly 100 people died in violence linked to the election last October, which saw Ouattara voted in for a third term.
