Trump’s Tariffs Put Africa’s Key Economies at Risk

[ad_1] US tariffs are hitting African exports hard. Now, governments and businesses must devise a Plan B to expand trade and grow their economies. US President Donald Trump is not an Africa enthusiast; he has mocked Lesotho as a place “nobody has ever heard of ” and has never set …

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France threatens Shein ban if ‘childlike’ sex dolls reappear

[ad_1] France has already fined Shein three times in 2025. Photo: Piero CRUCIATTI / AFP/FileSource: AFP France’s finance minister threatened Monday to ban Shein from the country if the Asian e-commerce giant resumes selling “childlike” sex dolls, just days before it opens its first physical store in Paris. The warning …

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Will Smith’s parents and siblings who shaped him before Fresh Prince fame

[ad_1] Will Smith’s parents, Caroline Bright and Willard Carroll Smith Sr., nurtured his confidence, curiosity, and discipline through their strong emphasis on learning and high standards. Alongside his siblings Pam, Harry, and Ellen, Will learned teamwork and resilience that later translated into his career success. Will and his mother attending …

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Most Asian markets rise on lingering trader optimism

[ad_1] Investors in most Asian markets tracked Wall Street’s tech-fuelled gains. Photo: Mohd RASFAN / AFPSource: AFP Most stocks rose in Asian trade Monday after a busy last week, with optimism supported by another AI-led tech rally on Wall Street. Investors returned from the weekend in relatively good spirits after …

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2 Super Eagles Stars Lose Managers as English Clubs Go on Sacking Spree

[ad_1] Two Super Eagles stars lost their managers on Sunday, November 2, 2025, after English clubs sacked them English sides Southampton and Wolverhampton Wanderers fired their managers after a run of poor results The decisions also affected two other uncapped Nigerian players playing for the EFL Championship side Four Nigerian …

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US Should Fix Church Shootings First, Nigerian Lawyer Tells Trump

[ad_1] Nigerian lawyer Okoi Obono-Obla faults Donald Trump’s claim of “Christian genocide” in Nigeria, describing it as hypocritical and misleading Obono-Obla says the U.S. must fix its own church shootings before interfering in Nigeria’s affairs Another lawyer, Leonard Anyogo, calls for diplomacy and cooperation, urging Nigeria to engage the U.S. …

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