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US-China competition should not lead to confrontation

Africa China Review Staff writer The US and China are the two leading world economies. Naturally, the two economies are in competition for markets and raw material in other parts of the world. Such competition should be healthy free of quarrels, politicking and undermining each other.  The market forces should …

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Uganda: Warning over Hunger Crisis Gets Louder in East African Countries

Joanne Levitan / IFAD Small-scale farmers in Tanzania are receiving support to improve food security in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic. Despite efforts by regional governments to achieve food security through elaborate plans and policies, the region remains food deficient. Kenya, Uganda, South Sudan, Ethiopia, Rwanda, and Somalia are …

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South Africa: White Privilege – What It Is, What It Means and Why Understanding It Matters

(File photo).Shutterstock ANALYSIS By Karolyn Tyson, Kevin Driscoll|| Magali Della Sudda|| Nuraan Davids|| Veronica Terriquez and Vivian Zayas A prestigious, private school in Pretoria, South Africa, recently became a site of protest. Black learners and parents accused Cornwall Hill College of rejecting calls to make its whites-only board more representative of its …

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America’s “War on Terror” mission creep and a more dangerous world

Photo courtesy: Internet.  Less than a month after the 9/11 attacks in 2001, the United States launched its “War on Terror” on a mission that sounds noble: to root out global terrorism.Two decades on, this sprawling war has largely fallen short of its original promise. Terrorism is still haunting the …

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Things are looking up for the South

By Stephen Ndegwa  Lights illuminate buildings at night in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, May 24, 2021. /Getty The COVID-19 pandemic has had devastating social and economic impacts on the world, but there also have been some surprising outcomes. While the pandemic has hit developed economies hard, developing countries have relatively …

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Ethiopia: Largest Single Restitution of Looted Artifacts Set to Back Home

BY YOHANES JEMANEH Looted Maqdala treasures returned to Ethiopia after 150 years. Photo: Smithsonian Magazine 3 days ago Ethiopia has restituted its national treasures that were looted in 1968 at the Battle of Mekdela. The heritages were handed over to the Embassy of Ethiopia in London by the Scheherazade Foundation. …

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Hangzhou city the best for business and Tourism in China

By Gerald Mbanda Hangzhou the capital city of Zhejiang Province located in the central eastern coast of China was recently rated as “The Best Meeting and Business City in China.” The ranking done by Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), showed Chinese cities with the greatest economic potential in a few years …

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Africa: Israel’s Accreditation to the AU Is Dividing Africa

ANALYSIS By Shewit Woldemichael Institute for Security Studies Flag of Israel. Tiia Monto/Wikimedia Commons Many African states are digging their heels in at Israel’s return to the African Union as an observer. Israel has long sought to retake its position as an observer state at the African Union (AU). It …

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Africans turn back to traditional cures

By OTIATO OPALI Matshidiso Moeti, World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Director for Africa attends a briefing in Geneva, Switzerland, May 23, 2018. [Photo/Agencies] In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, multilateral organizations are playing key roles in supporting capacity development in the traditional medicine sector on the African continent, including …

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World Internet Conference to kick off on Sept 26

A news conference on the 2021 World Internet Conference is held in Beijing, on Sept 10, 2021. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn] The 2021 World Internet Conference Wuzhen Summit is scheduled to take place from Sept 26 to 28 in Wuzhen, Zhejiang province, said Zhao Zeliang, vice-minister of the Cyberspace Administration …

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