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Growing budgets show Africa keen to defend its place in the space race - AOL (opens the original)
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Across Africa, national space budgets have grown to $800 million (€702 million), up from less than $300 million (€258 milion) in 2018. This is according to Temidayo Oniosun, founder of Lagos-based consultancy Space in Africa. That is a tiny fraction of the world total, which was $132 billion (€113 billion) in 2024, 60 percent of it from the United States. But the sector is growing: the African Union has a new continental space agency in Cairo, and the number of countries on the continent with a
Driven from their island, Zambian fishermen pay price of Chinese expansion - AOL (opens the original)
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On the night of 11 February 2023, residents of Jeremiah Island on Lake Kariba were forced from their homes by Zambian police and soldiers. Their properties were burnt down. Mike Moonga, 45, had lived on the island since 2017 and clearly remembers the night his life was uprooted. “I was in bed with my wife when, around three in the morning, we were woken up by the loud noise of gunshots,” Moonga said. “We went out and saw police officers and soldiers shooting and chasing the people. They said we
Ghana backs Jamaica's petition to push UK for slavery reparations - AOL (opens the original)
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Visiting Jamaica last week, President John Mahama said Ghana “fully supports the petition on slavery Jamaica proposes to soon submit to King Charles III”. Jamaican officials plan to travel to the UK in early September to petition the head of state to seek legal guidance on their push for reparatory justice. Mahama said the main question was no longer “whether historical injustice occurred” but how it could be meaningfully addressed. “The global discussions on reparations have reached a defining
'Marriage is no longer a shield': new law in Mauritius recognises marital rape - AOL (opens the original)
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"We are refining the law, thereby ensuring that the most horrific and despicable crimes are punished for what they are," Gavin Glover, the country's attorney general told parliament last July. Nine women were killed in 2025 by a partner, former partner or family member. Four more have died this year. One in four Mauritian women has experienced gender-based violence, according to government figures. United Nations figures show the African continent has the world's highest rate of intimate partner
As gang violence expands, Haiti's humanitarian crisis worsens - AOL (opens the original)
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Twenty kilometres south of Port-au-Prince in the foothills of a mountain range, Kenscoff has been subjected to sporadic assaults since January 2025. This month, the gangs attacked again. Between 4-9 July, at least 61 people – including 14 children – were killed in Kenscoff and the neighbouring commune of Pétion-Ville, according to the United Nations. “The toll is truly heavy – these bandits have killed many people, burnt many cars, burnt many houses and forced many citizens to flee their homes,”
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