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10 Self-Made African Billionaires Who Stepped Down from Companies They Built
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Los Angeles Returns 48 Ancient Treasures to Egypt After FBI Finding
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Four African Countries Secure More Than $62.8 Million From US for Rare-Earth Projects
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Egypt Shuts Biscuit Factory Producing Fake “Oreo” Products
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The 10 African Countries With the Largest Road Networks in 2026
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11 August 2026
Obama Called Libya His “Worst Mistake” — 15 Years Later
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More Than Half of New HIV Infections in Harare Affect People Aged 15 to 24
More than half of Harare’s annual new HIV infections affect people aged 15 to 24, prompting calls for targeted prevention,…
