Africa

**WARNING:** Cyclone Hidaya Weakens but Brings Chaos to Tanzania Coast – Heavy Rain and Strong Winds Wreak Havoc on East Africa!

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NAIROBI, Kenya – Cyclone Hidaya weakened significantly as it neared the coastline of Tanzania, according to the country’s meteorology department. The cyclone is expected to bring heavy rain and strong winds to the region through Sunday, prompting officials to urge residents to exercise caution. While specific information on the updated maximum wind speeds of the cyclone was not provided by the meteorology department, concerns about potential hazards remain high. As heavy rains and strong winds …

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**BHP**’s Quest for **Anglo American**: Will South Africa Let Go of a Mining Icon?

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Johannesburg, South Africa – The world’s largest mining company is facing a significant challenge as Australia’s BHP seeks to acquire rival miner Anglo American in a multi-billion pound deal. The proposed takeover bid of £31 billion has been rejected as undervaluing the company, but concerns over Anglo’s deep ties to South Africa are raising sensitivities over the potential acquisition. For over 150 years, South Africa’s economy has been heavily reliant on mining, with the industry …

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Record-Breaking: ‘Hardest Geezer’ Conquers Length of Africa in Jaw-Dropping Feat

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London, England – After an incredible year-long journey, British adventurer Russ Cook has successfully completed his epic expedition running the entire length of Africa. Cook, known as the ‘hardest geezer,’ faced numerous challenges and obstacles along the way, showcasing his determination and resilience throughout the grueling adventure. Covering over 4,000 miles, Cook’s odyssey took him through diverse landscapes, from the deserts of North Africa to the lush jungles of Central Africa. His remarkable feat has …

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Bus carrying Easter worshippers falls off cliff, killing 45 – Limpopo Transport Department’s tragic accident shakes South Africa

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Mokopane, South Africa – A tragic bus accident claimed the lives of 45 people as it fell off a cliff in the Mamatlakala mountain pass between Mokopane and Marken. The passengers, who were Easter worshippers traveling for a conference, were predominantly pilgrims from Gaborone, the capital city of Botswana. The crash resulted in devastating consequences, leaving only one survivor – an eight-year-old girl who was airlifted to the hospital. The cause of the accident is …

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Migration “Volcanic Eruption 74,000 Years Ago Led to Human Migration Out of Africa, Study Finds”

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Researchers in Austin, Texas have discovered new evidence that challenges previous theories surrounding a massive volcanic eruption that occurred about 74,000 years ago in Sumatra’s Mount Toba. The super-eruption was believed to have caused a significant drop in the human population due to the ensuing climatic changes. However, an archaeological study conducted in northwest Ethiopia, known as the Shinfa-Metema 1 site, suggests that early modern humans adapted to the arid conditions brought on by the …

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**Disruption Across Africa – Internet Outages in South Africa, Nigeria, and More!**

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London, UK – In a major internet disruption reported across various countries in Africa, widespread outages affected nations such as South Africa, Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Benin, Ghana, and Burkina Faso. While services have been largely restored in Liberia and South Africa, the cause of these cable failures remains unclear and has left millions of customers frustrated. According to Cloudflare Radar, which provides information on internet connections, there appears to be a pattern in the …

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KILLER WHALE SHOCK: Orcas Drop Jaws with Unprecedented Great White Shark Hunts in South Africa

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South African orcas have been stunning scientists with their hunting tactics along the country’s coastline. Since at least 2017, a pair of orcas has been collaborating to kill great white sharks, primarily targeting their nutrient-rich livers. This behavior has not only driven the sharks away from certain areas near Cape Town but has also raised questions about its implications for the wider marine ecosystem. In a recent study published in the African Journal of Marine …

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Emergency Room Drama: Anthony Anderson Admits a Movie Set Fight Went Wrong in Cape Town, South Africa

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Cape Town, South Africa – Actor and comedian Anthony Anderson recently made headlines after spending a night in the emergency room, following an incident on the set of an undisclosed movie. The 53-year-old star took to Instagram to share a video of himself in a hospital bed, smiling and giving a peace sign. According to his Instagram post, the incident occurred during a movie set fight, where Anderson was pitted against two individuals and a …

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Reprisal Strikes Expected in Middle East and North Africa After US Soldiers Killed in Jordan Base Attack

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Amman, Jordan – Following the deaths of three US soldiers at a base in Jordan, the US has announced plans to launch reprisal strikes against an Iranian-backed militia, stated US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin. The strikes are expected to target militia in Syria and possibly Iraq. According to Austin, the drones attacking the US in the region are of Iranian origin, and the retaliatory strikes will involve a multi-tier response over multiple days. Emphasizing that …

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