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Why are the US and China fighting over chips?
The United States has moved to block China’s access to the most advanced semiconductors and the equipment and talent needed to make them in recent months, citing national security.
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‘Abusing scripture’: The rise of Kenya’s Christian cults
The discovery of mass graves topped with crucifixes, many housing the remains of children apparently starved by their parents, shocked Kenya
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Harry Belafonte, pioneering performer and activist, dies at 96
Belafonte’s calypso, the genre of Caribbean music that drew from West African and French influences, saw him skyrocket to fame in the midst of post-World War II prosperity and suburbanization
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Biden, 80, atangaza kugombea tena uchaguzi mwaka 2024
Mwanademokrasia huyo mkongwe atakuwa na umri wa miaka 86 ifikapo mwisho wa muhula wa pili
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World’s oldest elected leaders
The world’s oldest elected leader is Cameroon’s president Paul Biya, 90, who has ruled with an iron fist for more than four decades
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World’s most chilling cults
Following the grim discovery in Kenya of the bodies of more than 70 suspected cult members believed to have starved themselves to death, we look at other notorious killer sects. 914 dead, Guyana jungle apocalypse In one…
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#KENYA: Idadi ya vifo katika ibada ya Shakahola imeongezeka hadi 83
Kiongozi huyo wa madhehebu alikamatwa Aprili 14 kufuatia taarifa iliyodokeza kuwepo kwa makaburi mafupi yenye miili ya baadhi ya wafuasi wake
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Who is fighting in Sudan?
For the past week, forces loyal to Sudan’s army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and rival fighters of Mohamed Hamdan Daglo’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have been battling for control
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Miili mitatu yafukuliwa nchini Kenya huku uchunguzi wa madhehebu ukiendelea
Polisi wa Kenya walisema Ijumaa kwamba wamefukua miili mitatu, ambayo inakisiwa kuwa wafuasi wa dhehebu la kidini ambao waliaminika kujiua kwa njaa, huku wakiongeza uchunguzi
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Twitter’s blue ticks start vanishing
He offered instead to sell the blue badge to anyone who would pay $8 a month, in a move he said last year would “democratize journalism & empower the voice of the people.”







