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Rwanda: Africa CDC Boss Commends Rwanda’s Progress in Hepatitis Elimination
[New Times] Rwanda’s efforts to expand hepatitis screening, treatment and decentralised care have been highlighted as an example of how African countries can take greater ownership of their health systems.
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Rwanda: Nduhungirehe Attends AU Executive Council Session On Agenda 2063 Priorities
[New Times] The Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Olivier Nduhungirehe, on Tuesday, July 28, joined African foreign ministers in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, for the opening of the 49th Ordinary Session of the African Union (AU) Executive Council.
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Kenya: Suspended Magistrate Martin Mutegi Summoned to Court After Missing Plea Taking in Graft Case
[Capital FM] Nairobi — Suspended Kangema Principal Magistrate Martin Kinyua Mutegi has been summoned to appear before the Milimani Anti-Corruption Court on Thursday after failing to attend the plea taking in a corruption case in which he is accused of soliciting a Sh150,000 bribe in exchange for a favourable sentence.
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Kenya: High Court Acquits Rally Driver Maxine Wahome in Assad Khan Murder Case
[Capital FM] Nairobi — The High Court has acquitted rally driver Maxine Wahome of the murder of her late boyfriend, Assad Khan, bringing to an end a high-profile criminal case that has been before the courts for more than two years.
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A Triumph of Texture: Stranger & Stranger Blends Medieval Armor and Effervescence for La Petite Victoire
Stranger & Stranger designs a bespoke, studded black glass bottle for La Petite Victoire—Justin Kan’s new 0.0% sparkling wine that brings dark luxury, medieval flair, and high sophistication to the non-alcoholic category. The post A Triumph of Texture: Stranger & Stranger Blends Medieval Armor and Effervescence for La Petite Victoire appeared first on DIELINE.
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Africa: What the AIDS Funding Withdrawal Revealed About African Health Law
[allAfrica] Rio de Janeiro, Brazil — For two decades, donor funding helped build one of the world’s most successful HIV responses. Now, as the United States scales back support, legal scholar Mnotho Ngcobo says Africa is confronting not just a funding crisis, but a constitutional and ethical one.
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California’s EPR Deadline Is Almost Here: Is Your Packaging Strategy Ready?
As California’s major EPR deadline approaches, packaging leaders weigh in on what it actually takes to survive the shift to producer accountability. The post California’s EPR Deadline Is Almost Here: Is Your Packaging Strategy Ready? appeared first on DIELINE.
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Kenya: Babu Sprints Into Next Round of Commonwealth Games As Otieno Misses the Mark
[Capital FM] Kenya’s Meshack Babu qualified for the next round of the men’s 100m at the ongoing Commonwealth Games in Glasgow after a splendid performance in the heats on Monday afternoon.
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Uganda: Vote Wisely, Reject Land Grabbers – Hajjat Namyalo Calls for Peaceful, Credible LC1 Elections
[New Light] The Manager of the Office of the National Chairman (ONC), Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo Uzeiye, widely known as Chief Muzzukulu, has appealed to Ugandans, particularly young people, to actively participate in the Local Council I (LC1) elections slated for tomorrow, July 28, 2026.
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Shelf Life 120: The Pink Drink Industrial Complex
Starbucks, Dunkin, and Blank Street are all fighting for pink drink supremacy right as wellness culture hits peak intensity. Here’s why the “little treat” always wins. The post Shelf Life 120: The Pink Drink Industrial Complex appeared first on DIELINE.