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After independence, most African countries have been expecting economic growth and development to arise from investment in the industrial sector. Huge investments were undertaken by the state and foreign investors that were supported by protection from foreign competition. But, investment in large state and foreign owned industrial enterprises resulted in inadequate and unacceptable results. Thus, the focus of attention shifted from larger towards smaller enterprises. Likewise, African governments, including that of Ethiopia, embarked on policy reforms for liberalizing their economy and sticking on market forces. With this new policy change, market based competition among enterprises through an open market system…
DR Congo Announces New Ebola Outbreak The Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo) confirmed its 16th Ebola virus disease (EVD) outbreak in Kasai province, where 28 suspected cases and 15 deaths, including four health workers, have been reported. The index case is a 34-year-old pregnant woman admitted to the hospital with symptoms including high fever and repeated vomiting. Samples tested at the country’s National Institute of Biomedical Research confirmed the cause of the outbreak as Ebola Zaire caused by Ebola virus disease. This will be the 16th outbreak of the deadly virus in the country that has poor health services, and…
As a new parent myself, I can tell you unequivocally that when babies become mobile, the world becomes their playground. Coffee tables become climbing gyms, cabinets become treasure troves, and phone chargers become rope toys. Babyproofing your home isn’t about bubble-wrapping your life; it’s about thinking like a young mind and getting one step ahead of curiosity. We’re here to help: This guide will help you spot hidden dangers, make smart fixes, and provide a safe space for little ones to explore without hazards around every corner.Need a childproofing professional to help with the job? The International Association for Child…
new video loaded: Hundreds of Pro-Palestinian Protesters Charged With Terrorism in LondontranscriptBacktranscriptHundreds of Pro-Palestinian Protesters Charged With Terrorism in LondonThey were demonstrating in support of Palestine Action, an activist group that the British government designated a terrorist organization in July.Shame on you.
Imagine this mash-up of modern pop culture: Heather Graham’s Boogie Nights disco queen Rollergirl, 70’s early athleisure wear, hip hop royalty, rock ‘n’ roll, punk, dance and snappy dressed pro skaters decked out for an after-hours club. They all came together for a kinetic night of fashion at Dover Street Market downtown on Thursday, Sept. 4, for the release of Flipper’s, a new line of skating and clubbing clothes by Liberty Ross. Surrounded by Dover Street’s wares — exalted avantgarde luxury clothes by Comme des Garçons, Margiela, Phoebe Philo and more, with exalted prices to match — were roller girls…
Resident of Darul Jama says military was warned for three days about Boko Haram massing near village but did nothing.Published On 6 Sep 20256 Sep 2025Fighters have slaughtered at least 55 people in an attack on a village in northeastern Nigeria’s Borno State where people had recently returned after years of displacement.Residents of Darul Jama, located near the border with Cameroon, said the raid occurred on Friday night and fighters believed to be from Boko Haram arrived on motorbikes, shooting indiscriminately and setting homes ablaze.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemsend of listAccounts on the number of deaths varied. Babagana Ibrahim,…
More than a dozen rescued after boat capsizes during evacuations in Pakistan’s flood-stricken Punjab.Published On 6 Sep 20256 Sep 2025At least five people have lost their lives and more than a dozen had to be rescued in Pakistan’s flood-affected southern Punjab province after a boat carrying evacuees capsized.According to the disaster management authority, the boat overturned on Saturday in Multan district because of strong currents, but the majority of passengers were saved.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemsend of listFlooding from the Ravi, Sutlej and Chenab rivers has affected more than 4,100 villages, forcing over two million people to flee their…
American Amanda Anisimova has made her second major final in a row, facing off against defending champion Aryna Sabalenka on Saturday (4 p.m. ET, ESPN) in the US Open women’s final. Anisimova upset Sabalenka at Wimbledon in July, but Sabalenka, the No. 1 seed, has dropped only one set this tournament.Our experts weigh in on how each could pull off the victory.Aryna Sabalenka (left) and Amanda Anisimova met in the Wimbledon semifinals in July, with Anisimova winning the upset over No. 1-ranked Sabalenka. Ray Tang/Anadolu via Getty ImagesWhat can Anisimova do to defeat Sabalenka?D’Arcy Maine: Well, first, get some sleep! After…
The European Commission announced this week that it’s fining Google €2.95 billion (just under $3.5 billion). The commission found that Google had violated European Union antitrust rules by favoring its own advertising services. Specifically, the commission said Google “abused” its “dominant positions” by favoring its ad exchange AdX in both its publisher ad server and in its ad-buying tools. The commission also said Google has 60 days to “bring these self-preferencing practices to an end” and “to implement measures to cease its inherent conflicts of interest along the adtech supply chain.” “Google must now come forward with a serious remedy…
The Second United Nations Climate summit in Addis Ababa is expected to uphold a clear and resounding message: Africa cannot afford to wait any longer for meaningful climate finance. The call from leaders, policymakers, and international organizations was unequivocal–financing climate resilience is not charity; it is justice. In his opening address, President Taye Atske Silassie of Ethiopia underscored the scale of the challenge and ambition: mobilizing USD 1.3 trillion annually by 2030. This figure is not an exaggeration, but a sober reflection of the investments needed to build a sustainable and secure future for billions of people. Africa, despite contributing…