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The United States is "cautiously optimistic" that there will be an agreement to allow humanitarian aid to get into Sudan, a top State Department official said amid ongoing talks between the warring Sudanese military factions.
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"Within the fashion industry, for a long time, we were seeing African people on mood boards, but not actually a part of the process." Activist & creative designer discusses her mission to get more Black-owned brands on store shelves & her new memoir, “Wildflower"
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Some South Africans are calling for Britain to return the world’s largest diamond, known as the Star of Africa, which is set in the royal scepter that King Charles III will hold at his coronation on Saturday.
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In a “first-of-its-kind partnership,” American television production studio Universal Content Production, announced that a number of TV shows will be developed based on characters from Comic Republic’s “Vanguards.”
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BREAKING: South Sudan's foreign ministry says the rival Sudanese generals have agreed to a seven-day truce and will send representatives for peace talks. This is on day 18 of fighting in the country. breaks down what this means, live from Jeddah in Saudi Arabia.
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IMPORTANT: Most Sudanese people cannot flee the war. It's mostly privileged people getting evacuated - foreigners, dual nationals with 2 passports or permanent residency elsewhere. Regular Sudanese people are at the bottom of the queue. Our CNN report from Saudi Arabia
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“The world must not forget us.” Sudanese people are telling me they are worried that once foreign nationals are evacuated, they will be forgotten and the world will move on. We must not allow that to happen. We spoke to the very brave about her…
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An Indonesian food giant has defended the safety of its products following recalls in Malaysia and Taiwan, where health officials say they have discovered a potentially cancer-causing substance in the popular Indomie brand of instant noodles
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