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By Furaha Maseke Marwa: A hospital introduces an artificial intelligence system to help identify disease. A bank uses another to assess loan applications. A public institution deploys a…
Reforming African Union
On May 25, 1963, 32 African leaders gathered in Addis Ababa to establish the Organization of African Unity and complete the continent’s liberation from colonial rule and apartheid.…
Caribbean: Guyanese Oil & ExxonMobil
By Hon. Albert Baldeo: U.S. Ambassador Nicole Theriot is advocating for American commercial interests. Our Government must defend Guyanese interests with equal resolve. Guyana’s oil wealth must secure…
Africa: Uganda Economy
The Uganda Shilling or UGX’s depreciation continues. It is back past 4,000 to the dollar. In fact, as of October 18, the UGX traded at 4,136.46 against the…
By Eisa Dafalla AD-DAMAZIN, Sudan—On the morning of October 9, Ahmed Ragab Abu Shina, 39, joined dozens of other displaced people digging for gold in a seasonal riverbed,…
An emergency Bank of Uganda (BoU) meeting on October 14 for a session as the Ugandan currency---the Shilling---hit a 33-year-low to raise the Central Bank Rate (CBR) saving…
Attacks On Journalists
The Committee to Protect Journalists is deeply alarmed by a recent wave of violations committed by Israeli authorities against the press in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territory.…
Reparations
A United Nations Human Rights Council resolution on October 7 calling for concrete action against systemic racism should have been an opportunity for governments to demonstrate their commitment…
CAPE TOWN, South Africa, October 13, 2026/ -- African national oil companies (NOCs) have signed a declaration committing to stronger commercial cooperation, expanded refining capacity and coordinated energy…
By Albert Baldeo Photos: Wikimedia Commons Scriptures extol us that, “to whom much is given, much is expected.” Luke 12:48. ExxonMobil, your reported declaration that “it’s not our…
