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Seychelles conducts research into ‘tinge’ combat dance to preserve tradition
Seychelles is currently carrying out research to learn more about one dance form that is part of the island nation’s…
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Nigeria: Wole Soyinka appointed Professor of Theatre in UAE varsity
Wole Soyinka, recipient of the Nobel Prize in Literature, has joined New York University, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, as…
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Lily Edinam Botsyoe mirrors African tech industry’s future at TEDx
Lily Edinam Botsyoe is among the few Africans to mount the TEDx UCincinnati stage, and the lessons gleaned from her…
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American State of Minnesota proclaims Igbo Day in celebration of Nigeria’s Igbo people
August 13th has been designated as Igbo Day in Minnesota by Governor Tim Walz following an official proclamation by the…
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“Numbers don’t lie” – Edward Asare cautions public on the new COVID-19 wave
According to the world health organisation, variants of the Omicron strain of the COVID 19 virus, particularly BA.2 and BA.5…
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Thousands celebrate South Africa’s new Zulu king
Misuzulu ka Zwelithini has been crowned South Africa’s new Zulu king. During his coronation on Saturday, ka Zwelithini rejected those…
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Guitarist Princess Boateng has more melodic strings besides music
(TheAfricanDream.net) – Princess Boateng is known for her skills at playing the guitar, with an intriguing attraction for music in…
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AfCFTA launches its digital hub platform
The AfCFTA Hub digital platform was launched on July 8th, 2022 at the Boma of Africa (www.bomaofafrica.com) event convened to…
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Egypt central bank governor quits amid inflation rise
The governor of Egypt’s central bank, Tarek Amer, has resigned more than a year before the end of his second…
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Why World Humanitarian Day needs global attention – Grace Tsotsoo Quaye
Written by Grace Tsotsoo Quaye, edited by Arakunrin Lekan The activities of humanitarians in every country should be appreciated for…
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