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The decline of the West

    How America and her so called allies became arrogant to the point of missing the massive shifts in global power THE LAST WORD | ANDREW M. MWENDA | The recently concluded Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) meeting in Tianjin, China, attracted a lot of attention on both traditional and social …

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Hima Cement backs 4th Clash of Titans Schools Golf Tournament

Entebbe, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT |  Hima Cement has announced a Shs 65 million sponsorship package for the fourth edition of the Clash of Titans schools golf tournament, organizers said Monday. The annual competition, which pits former students of Uganda’s leading schools against one another, will tee off September 20 …

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Japan is investing in Africa’s economic future

Japan is shifting its Africa strategy from aid to long-term investment, channeling billions into tech, skills, and infrastructure. From hybrid car manufacturing in South Africa to new venture funds and vocational training, Tokyo is embedding itself in the continent’s economic future. SPECIAL REPORT |  BIRD AGENCY | Japan is recasting …

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Chinese president calls for moral integrity among teachers

BEIJING | Xinhua |  When millions of educators in China celebrated Teachers’ Day last week, they did with sincere greetings from President Xi Jinping. Xi, in a reply letter to eight rural teachers, commended the dedication of about 1.2 million college graduates who have participated in a national program to …

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Sacking of British ambassador to U.S. strains Labour Party

LONDON | Xinhua | Merely one week after the resignation of his deputy, Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Thursday had to dismiss another senior government figure — Peter Mandelson, Britain’s ambassador to the United States — whose political acumen was seen as a valuable asset in strengthening the country’s ties …

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