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Kenyan female innovator awarded $1.2M for providing clean cooking stove
Kenya’s (.KE) Charlot Magayi, who is the founder of #MUKURU clean cooking stove was awarded £1million @Earthshot Prize by British Prince William
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AFRICA 54 ☼ DECEMBER 2, 2022'
Most of World’s AIDS Patients Live in Africa & Zimbabwe Approves Injectable HIV Drug
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Weekly Press Briefings
on the Coronavirus Disease Outbreak
1 December 2022

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Wednesdays @ 2:30 PM ET Haydé Adams discusses “what’s now and what’s next" for Africa
Fighting AIDS

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Aspirations of Agenda 2063

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Citizens and Diaspora
Find out more about the AU's engagement with Civil Society and the African Diaspora 
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Fentanyl and Fentanyl related substances pose a significant threat to responders
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Sudanese rally against potential deal to solve crisis
On Friday (12/2) military leaders and a key civilian bloc announced plans for an initial deal

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Dakar Fashion Week marks 20 years of style
This year's event in Senegal (.SN) was held at an historic island once associated with the slave trade

Religious leaders meet in eastern DRC
The meeting of religious leaders in eastern DRC (.CD) follows the violence that resulted in at least 50 deaths

Rwanda Uses Comics, Anime to Boost Child Literacy
Rwandan animators responsible for creating comic books and games say they will be using their skills to create animations that will boost child literacy in the east African nation, a development that is happening amid reports by the UN that says only 35 percent of African students have minimum competency in reading and 22 percent in mathematics by the end of primary school

DR Congo (.CD) begins three days of national mourning
Three days of national mourning began in the DR Congo (.CD) on Saturday (12/3) after the alleged massacre of civilians in the country's east, with the government now giving a death toll of "more than 100"

George Weah faces criticism over his 2 month-long foreign trips
Critics have slammed the president for abandoning his duties and going to Qatar (.QA) to watch his son play in the world cup but there are mixed reactions on the streets of Monrovia

Massive celebrations in Douala after Cameroon win against Brazil
Cameroon (.CM) became the first African team to win against Brazil (.BR) in the world cup competition though they will not progress to the round of 16 after ending in the third place in their group matches behind Brazil and Switzerland (.CH)

Central African Republic marks 64th independence anniversary
Only a few hundred people, handpicked and rigorously searched, were allowed to enter Avenue Barthélémy Boganda, where the parade was held in the presence of President Touadéra, who was surrounded by numerous heavily armed Central African soldiers, Rwandan UN peacekeepers, and Russian (.RU) paramilitaries (which means Wagner)

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Uganda (.UG): WHO expects Ebola vaccines for trial soon
Since the outbreak was declared on September 20, the virus has spread across the country disrupting the school year and reaching the capital Kampala. The World Health Organization says "everything is ready to receive the vaccines and to kick start once the vaccine arrives"

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Sudan's Rastas vow to fight on amid crackdown by military junta
Wearing dreadlocks, listening to reggae music or having a Rasta-like lifestyle is an act of defiance in Sudan. The killings of several Sudanese Rastafarians in mass anti-coup demonstrations since Burhan's takeover last year have given rise to a popular protest slogan, "The Rasta never dies"

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Seven east African nations sign IGAD agreement on free movement of people
“We started this process two years ago (the signature of the trans-human protocol and the free movement of people that as IGAD (The Intergovernmental Authority on Development) here in Khartoum, today all the ministers except Uganda because the minister is not here. All of them signed ... ''
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Children march in support of peace deal in Tigray
The ‘Peace For All’ Carnival in Mekele was organized by the Tigray Development Association (TDA)

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South African parole for Chris Hani's killer roiled by appeals, angry protests
"Although we respect the rule of law, we respect the constitution, but we are not happy. I think where we are is that the law must be able to recognize the morality, because morally it cannot be correct that a person who nearly plunged the country into crisis is released just like that.." George Matj

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March against Uganda (.UG) oil pipeline in Paris
The protesters were opposing the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) and Tilenga oil field project in Uganda and Tanzania (.TZ), initiated by TotalEnergies. The NGOs accuse the multinational of taking over land through expropriation and are concerned about the environmental impact of these projects

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Chadian lawyers down tools in protest of mass trial of anti-gov't demonstrators
Lawyers in Chad (.TD) have announced that they will go on strike, ceasing all activity for the duration of the mass trial of 401 people arrested during and after deadly anti-government demonstrations on 20 October

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Opening Ceremony of the 17th Extraordinary Summit on Industrialization and Economic Diversification
25 November 2022

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Reasons SOA calls "The Star Spangled Banner" Star-Spangled White Supremacy and why it shouldn't be honored by black people! National Anthem openly celebrates MURDER OF BLACK PEOPLE‼

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Combining archival footage with testimony from activists and scholars, director Ava DuVernay's examination of the U.S. prison system looks at how the country's history of racial inequality drives the high rate of incarceration in AmeriKKKa

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