Author: OneAfricaYT

“We are here to show Brazil have more than just soccer.”Fly-half Raquel Kochhann may not have achieved her initial dream of playing football for her country, but she did get the chance to show her kicking skills on the world stage.Brazil were 12-0 down to South Africa on their Women’s Rugby World Cup debut when a penalty was awarded.From just outside the 22, and at a slight angle, it was that awkward kick that you should get, but it was far from a gimme.It was never in doubt and Kochhann’s historic strike sailed through with ease, as did a penalty…

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What Features Should I Look for in Power Banks?AccordionItemContainerButtonThere are a few things worth thinking about when you’re shopping for a portable charger.The capacity of a power bank is measured in milliampere-hours (mAh), but this can be a little misleading because the amount of power you get out depends on the cable you use, the device you’re charging, and the charging method (Qi wireless charging is less efficient). You will never get the maximum capacity. We try to provide a minimum estimate of what you’ll get in terms of charges for devices.The charging rate for devices like smartphones is measured…

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Lieutenant-General Eyal Zamir says military ‘created the conditions’ for a captive deal with Hamas as Israel steps up attacks in Gaza.The Israeli military chief has reportedly said that “a deal was on the table” to free the captives held in Gaza and the military offensive to seize Gaza City would pose “great danger” to the lives of captives, according to Israeli media.“Now it’s in Netanyahu’s hands,” Chief of Staff Lieutenant-General Eyal Zamir was quoted as saying by Israel’s Channel 13 news during his visit to the Haifa naval base on Sunday.Zamir claimed that the army’s assault on Gaza, which has…

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As a child, while other kids were playing with toys, Apichatpong Weerasethakul was content with a flashlight. “That was enough: the shadows on the wall or the blanket,” he says. “I chose to work in cinema because of that feeling of taking me back to childhood, that freedom and curiosity.”This primal fascination with light and shadow has fuelled a career spanning three decades, across experimental features and video works, feted by the likes of the Cannes film festival and London’s Tate Modern. It’s also produced some of contemporary cinema’s most captivating and puzzling imagery – from the talking animals of…

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As part of its efforts to deepen its international expansion plans, Nigeria’s largest carrier, Air Peace, has received its fourth Boeing B777 aircraft, strengthening its position as West and Central Africa’s biggest operator in terms of fleet. The wide-body aircraft, Boeing B777-200 ER, bearing registration 5N-CEG, touched down at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, over the weekend from Teruel, Spain. The aircraft was welcomed with a traditional water-cannon salute and a rousing reception led by the airline’s Chairman, Dr. Allen Onyema; Executive Director, Obinna Onyema; Chief Operating Officer, Mrs. Oluwatoyin Olajide; alongside members of Air Peace’s management team. Speaking…

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Egypt is working with Arab Company for Drug Industries and Medical Appliances (ACDIMA) to expand pharmaceutical production and open new export markets, Health Minister Khaled Abdel Ghaffar said on Sunday, August 24th, 2025. At a meeting in New Alamein City attended by ministers and ACDIMA executives, Minister Abdel Ghaffar highlighted plans to boost investment in drug manufacturing, strengthen self-sufficiency in essential medicines, and scale up exports to regional and international markets. The talks also reviewed ACDIMA’s financial performance, expansion in biological medicines, and contracts with global companies to manufacture pharmaceutical products locally. Minister Abdel Ghaffar stressed that greater collaboration with…

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From AI to EVs, the world’s demand for power is soaring, and the electrical grid is feeling the squeeze.  Enter Yottar, a startup that maps electrical grid capacity to help companies figure out where they can plug in new data centers, EV charging stations, and other power-hungry equipment. “The electrification super cycle is colliding with the AI data center boom. That’s making the grid operators really struggle to deal with the backlog,” Peter Clutton-Brock, Yottar’s co-founder and CEO, told TechCrunch.  “Just as an example, around London, pretty much all of the capacity for things like large-scale data centers has been…

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Noem confirms Ice is processing Ábrego García for deportationIn a statement, following Kilmar Ábrego García’s detention today, Department of Homeland Security secretary Kristi Noem said that he is being processed for deportation, but didn’t confirm where he would be sent.She also repeated several unfounded claims about Ábrego García: President Trump is not going to allow this illegal alien, who is an MS-13 gang member, human trafficker, serial domestic abuser, and child predator to terrorize American citizens any longer. ShareUpdated at 09.44 EDTKey eventsShow key events onlyPlease turn on JavaScript to use this featureWe’ll hear from Donald Trump shortly, as he signs…

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Set in the 19th-century kingdom of Okrika in the Niger delta, this Nollywood epic has a satisfying core of realpolitik and Kulturkampf that wouldn’t shame the likes of old-school classical-era equivalents such as Ben-Hur. Revolving around the accession to the throne of elite warrior Ibanichuka (Patrick Diabuah), it touches on questions of political legitimacy, politics as the art of the possible, the proselytisation of west Africa by Christians and – that still-simmering hot potato – white colonialism.One minute Ibanichuka is on leave for overzealously butchering enslaved people, the next the goddess Tamunoba anoints him in a lake as Okrika’s saviour.…

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Paralytic diseases are spreading in Gaza as an Israeli blockade continues to prevent medicine and food from coming in.Since June, 85 suspected cases of Guillain-Barre syndrome (GBS) have been reported, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).The WHO reported that there have been eight deaths associated with GBS in Gaza.What is Guillain-Barre syndrome?GBS is a condition where the body’s immune system attacks the myelin sheath, which protects the peripheral nerves.This exposes the nerve fibre and causes nerve damage.Peripheral nerves branch out from the brain and spinal cord to all parts of the body, such as the skin, muscles and organs.GBS…

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