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Sudan: ‘U.S. Congress Should Pass New Bills On Sudan’ – Human Rights Watch
[Dabanga] Washington — The US Congress is currently considering two bills on Sudan: the Preventing External Aggression and Conflict Escalation (PEACE) in Sudan Act of 2026 in the Senate and US Engagement in Sudanese Peace Act in the House of Representatives. Human Rights Watch (HRW) asserts that “by pushing for such legislation, Congress can play
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Elizabeth Goodspeed’s Branding for Leaven Rises to the Top
Designer Elizabeth Goodspeed breaks sourdough tropes with a fresh identity for the instant sourdough bread brand Leaven, featuring retro-inspired type, a soft color palette, and running microbe illustrations by Cari Vander Yacht. The post Elizabeth Goodspeed’s Branding for Leaven Rises to the Top appeared first on DIELINE.
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Kenya: Dentists Reject KMPDC Plan to Let Non-Dentists Offer Dental Care
[Capital FM] Nairobi — The Kenya Dental Association (KDA) has threatened legal action against the Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Council (KMPDC), accusing the regulator of unlawfully seeking to allow unqualified individuals to perform dental procedures that should be reserved for licensed dentists.
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Bastet Sinks Its Teeth Into Luxury Oral Care
Bastet is out to prove toothpaste can be a luxury product. Working with design studio Wedge, the oral care brand paired a 10% nano-hydroxyapatite formula with an aluminum tube pulled from an 1889 Parisian museum facade, proof there’s still room in oral care for intention and craft. The post Bastet Sinks Its Teeth Into Luxury
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Kenya: DCI Arrests Prime Suspect in Murder of Tuk Lecturer Edgar Mokua
[Capital FM] Nairobi — Homicide detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) have arrested the prime suspect in the murder of Technical University of Kenya (TUK) lecturer Edgar Mokua, following a forensic-led investigation that linked a getaway vehicle to the crime.
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Has Redesign Hate Gone Too Far?
In an era of instant online outrage, the design industry has become a breeding ground for snap judgments and brutal redesign takedowns. We talked to leading creative agencies to find out why we’ve built this culture of dogpiling and how the fear of viral backlash is hurting innovative branding. The post Has Redesign Hate Gone
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Uganda: Bobi Wine, From Exile, Says Nup Remains Resilient After Six Years Despite Political Pressure
[Nile Post] National Unity Platform (NUP) president Robert Kyagulanyi, popularly known as Bobi Wine, has said the opposition party remains resilient despite what he described as years of repression, as it marks six years since its launch.
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Sudan: Criticism Mounts Over Sudan-Türkiye Suakin Gas Terminal Memo
[Dabanga] Amsterdam / Suakin — The signing of a memorandum of understanding between Sudan’s Sea Ports Corporation and the Turkish Argaz Group to build the first specialised gas terminal in Suakin on Sudan’s Read Sea Coast sparks widespread debate and raises questions about the nature of the deal, as well as the government’s lack of
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Rwanda: Oncologist Warns of Rising Stomach Cancer in Young People
[New Times] Stomach cancer, once largely associated with older adults, is increasingly being diagnosed in younger people in Rwanda, according to a leading oncologist, who has urged the public to seek early screening and medical attention when symptoms appear.
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Sudan: Health Minister Reviews Rehabilitation of Specialized Hospitals in Khartoum State
[SNA] KHARTOUM, July 21, 2026 (SUNA) – Federal Health Minister Prof. Haitham Mohamed Ibrahim on Tuesday conducted an inspection tour of several hospitals in Khartoum State to review ongoing rehabilitation work in specialized sections.