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Did Iran Offer $30,000 for the Capture or Death of a U.S. Service Member?

A statement attributed to Amir Atami mentions a $30,000 reward for the capture or death of a U.S. service member,…

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Hostile Rhetoric Toward Foreigners in Senegal: What the 2023 Warning Revealed

In Senegal, three human rights organisations warned on 18 August 2023 about the spread of hostile rhetoric toward foreigners in…

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United States–South Korea: When a Military Alliance Reveals the Limits of Dependence

The prospect of reduced military exercises between the United States and South Korea highlights a central question: how far can…

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In South Africa, a Burundian Migrant Faces Questions Over Language, Papers and Integration

A discussion in South Africa highlights tensions surrounding immigration, residence documents, learning local languages and access to public services. A…

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Tony Elumelu and the Question of Respect: Why His Correction Is Sparking Debate

Tony Elumelu asked a young participant not to call him “Tony,” preferring “Mr Elumelu,” “T.O.E.” or “Chairman.” The incident has…

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Is Iran Offering $30,000 for Every American Killed or Captured?

A statement attributed to the Iranian chief of staff refers to a $30,000 reward for capturing or handing over a…

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Canada: Questions Over the Professional History of a Nigerian Doctor Practising After a Reported Suspension in South Africa

A Nigerian practitioner reported to have worked in South Africa before practising in Canada faces questions about his professional status.…

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Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema Advocates Equal Partnerships for Gabon

Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema says he wants to strengthen Gabon's sovereignty through balanced partnerships, national modernisation, youth education and diplomacy…

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Idi Amin Dada: Hero or Villain? Two Opposing Narratives of His Legacy in Uganda

Idi Amin Dada remains a controversial figure in Ugandan history. His regime is associated with political violence and economic collapse,…

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In South Africa, African Traders Face Pressure Despite Their Citizenship

In South Africa, a trader of Ethiopian origin says he is under pressure to close his grocery store, although he…

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