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Congo: Church authorities and the Government meet to start preparing for Pope Francis’ visit.

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The meeting brought together DRC’s Prime Minister Jean-Michel Sama Lukonde, Archbishop Ettore Balestrero, the Apostolic Nuncio to DRC, representatives of CENCO and senior government officials.
Africa

Africa and its Diaspora – Overcoming the Injustices of Slavery Connections and Revivals

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An African human rights and cultural development organisation, AIDO, has launched its most ambitious project yet – to bring the African continent closer to its estranged diaspora. The slavery and the transport of millions of...
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UN Syria investigators fear replication of Syrian terror in Ukraine

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"Some of you may be wondering what lessons can be learned from the Syrian crisis - in particular the role of Russia - when we look at what is happening in Ukraine today,"
Africa

Solution to ideological struggles and extremism lies in dialogue, not force

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What is Jihad and to what extent do conditions in Coast support calls for physical Jihad? The February 2 raid on Masjid Musa mosque in Mombasa to counter an alleged terrorist recruitment elicited divergent arguments from Kenyans. On...
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The story of how Swahili became Africa’s most spoken language

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Once just an obscure island dialect of an African Bantu tongue, Swahili has evolved into Africa’s most internationally recognised language. It is peer to the few languages of the world that boast over 200...
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UNODC launches partnership with civil society countering drugs and crime

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UNODC launches partnership document countering drugs and crime for the promotion of African development Vienna (Austria), 11 March 2022 – Last month, UNODC hosted its African Conference on Drugs and Crime, in which some 100...
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The Patriarch of Alexandria is visiting the Democratic Republic of the Congo

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The head of the Patriarchate of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria and All Africa Theodore II, has been visiting the Democratic Republic of the Congo since March 4 this year. His associates call the visit...
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The Great Pyramid of Cheops will be studied using cosmic rays

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A team of scientists will use advances in high-energy physics to scan the Great Pyramid of Cheops at Giza using cosmic ray muons. The researchers want to look deeper into one of the seven wonders...
International

4500-year-old Temple of the Sun discovered in Egypt

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The find still requires research and confirmation, but scientists are already calling it the largest discovery in recent decades. An international team of archaeologists excavating the Egyptian desert in Abu Gorab in 2021, south of...
Africa

Singing the same song for hundreds of thousands of years

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Some East African birds have been singing the same song for hundreds of thousands of years Scientists were able to establish this through field research. A new study by biologists from the University of California at...
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Humanoid robot arrested at Cairo airport under pretext of espionage

Gaston de Persigny -
“She” is called Ai-Da. Under this gracious name hides a humanoid robot created by British artist Aidan Meller. Ai-Da should have been part of a contemporary art exhibition held at the Great Pyramid of...
International

The largest family tree of mankind showed the history of our species

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In the new study, scientists used thousands of human genome sequences. The results are published in the journal Science. Scientists have created a family tree for all of humanity to summarize how all people living...
Asia

“Youth stand up to Violent Extremism” Training Course in Jordan

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“Desert Bloom” United Religions Initiative (URI) Cooperation Circle (CC) conducted “Youth stand up to Violent Extremism Training Course” in cooperation with EUROMED EVE Polska - Poland in Jordan, from 12-16 February 2022, - reports...
Africa

UN has demanded the release of the legionnaires detained in the CAR

Gaston de Persigny -
Rumors have surfaced on social media that the military wanted to assassinate Central African President Fosten-Arcange Tuadera, whose convoy was to pass through the same place where they were. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said yesterday...
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The secret of Tutankhamun’s dagger has been revealed

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Japanese scientists have conducted an X-ray scan of the dagger found in Tutankhamun's tomb to determine how this object was made, whose metal - as confirmed in 2016 - was derived from a meteorite....
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Seized Benin bronze artifacts return to Nigerian palace a century later

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© Son of Groucho/Flickr, CC BY Their return is a milestone in the long-standing struggle of African countries to reclaim looted works. Two Benin bronze figures have been returned to a palace in the southern Nigerian city...
Africa

Two Russian clergymen to a church court in Alexandria

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The St. Synod of the Patriarchate of Alexandria summoned two Russian clergy to a church court. These are the priests Georgi Maximov and Andrei Novikov, who were sent by the Moscow Patriarchate to Africa...
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Six countries in Africa are starting their own mRNA vaccine production

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Six African countries have been selected to create their own mRNA vaccines, the World Health Organization said, after the continent was largely deprived of access to coronavirus vaccines, AFP reported, quoted by BGNES. Egypt,...
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The Patriarchate of Alexandria continues to ordain new bishops

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After the aggravation of the ecclesiastical situation in Africa, which as a continent is under the jurisdiction of the ancient Patriarchate of Alexandria, on the Sunday of the Publican and the Pharisee, February 13,...
Africa

A new bold Europe – Africa partnership is needed

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On the 17th and 18th of February, leaders of the European (EU) and the African (AU) Unions will meet for another summit to discuss the future of the two continents. This is the sixth...
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ETHIOPIA: The UN needs to investigate massacres of civilians in war and no-war zones

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An independent UN inquiry commission needs to investigate the innumerable killings of civilians that have been perpetrated on the margin of the frontal conflict opposing the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) and the Ethiopian...
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Africa has a new chance to build “the largest living structure” on Earth

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Eight thousand kilometers of greenery from the Atlantic coast of Senegal to the Red Sea coast of Djibouti - the planting of a barrier stopping the Sahara, made politicians and entrepreneurs raise eyebrows. This is...
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By 2030: 90% of the world’s poor may be in Africa

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The figures reported this year represent a significant increase from the estimated 55% in 2015. Africa may be home to 90% of the world's poor by 2030, as the continent's governments have less and less...
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Israeli airlines will carry more than 200,000 tourists from Israel to Morocco

Lahcen Hammouch -
Israeli tourists will fly to Morocco now that borders have reopened on 7 February 2022. After two months of "temporary" absence due to the "Covid19" pandemic, Israeli planes are back in force in Moroccan airspace,...
International

Farmers hope to save the papyrus in the Nile Delta

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In addition to painting on papyrus, it is also used to make notebooks, sheets for printing and even recycled for paper. Amidst a rice-dominated landscape in the Nile Delta, Al Karamus farmers have been relying...
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