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Burundi: ‘A Doctor Told Me to Buy My Coffin’ – How Eric Turned an HIV Diagnosis Into Activism
[allAfrica] When Eric was diagnosed with HIV at 26, a doctor told him to plan for his funeral and give up on the idea of children.
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Africa: Can Ethiopia Weave Africa’s Complete Cotton-to-Clothing Value Chain?
[Bird Story Agency] As Africa seeks to capture more value from its natural resources, Ethiopia is building one of the continent’s most ambitious cotton-to-clothing value chains. By linking farmers, researchers and manufacturers, the country is demonstrating how cotton can drive industrialisation, create jobs and strengthen regional trade.
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Ethiopia: U.S.-Ethiopia Public Private Dialogue to Benefit U.S. and Ethiopian Businesses and Economic Growth
[U.S. Embassy Addis Ababa] Addis Ababa — U.S. Ambassador to Ethiopia Ervin J. Massinga co-chaired a Public-Private Dialogue (PPD) with Ethiopian Investment Commission (EIC) Commissioner Dr. Zeleke Temesgen and Chief Macroeconomic Advisor to the Prime Minister Ambassador Girma Biru at the Skylight Hotel in Addis Ababa on July 23. The dialogue focused on advancing commercial
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Uganda: Fuel Hikes Threaten Central Bank Inflation Target
[Independent (Kampala)] Kampala — Fuel prices continue to oscillate between 6,300 shilling (1.68 dollars) and 6,700 shillings per litre for both petrol and diesel, contributing most to the high average prices of goods and services in the second quarter of 2026.
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Tanzania: 23 Face Terrorism Charges Following Illegal Gathering
[Daily News] Mwanza — TWENTY-three people have been arraigned before the Mwanza Resident Magistrate’s Court over alleged participation in meetings linked to terrorism held in Mwanza city earlier this month.
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Rwanda: Nearly 290 Trafficking Victims Rescued Since 2025, Says Minister
[New Times] Rwanda has facilitated the return of 289 victims of human trafficking from four countries since 2025, according to the Minister of Justice Emmanuel Ugirashebuja.
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Sudan: ICC Trial Chamber Terminates Case for Sudan War Crimes Against Former JEM Commander Abdallah Banda ‘Without Prejudice’
[Dabanga] The Hague — Trial Chamber IV of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague, the Netherlands, has terminated the proceedings against the former commander of Sudan’s Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) ‘Collective Leadership’ faction, Abdallah Banda Abakaer Nourain, and thereby vacated the arrest warrant against him. The Chamber ‘deplores’ the position taken by
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Sudan: 80 Sudanese Leave Uganda On Voluntary Return Flight
[Dabanga] Amsterdam / Kampala — The 11th voluntary return flight carrying Sudanese refugees from Uganda to Sudan departed on Thursday with 80 returnees on board. The flight travelled to Port Sudan Airport aboard a Tarco Aviation aircraft and was sponsored by Sudan’s General Intelligence Service.
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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.