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SAUTI by AfricaHeadline is our new multimedia platform dedicated to amplifying the resilient voices of Africans. Through audio, video, and powerful storytelling, SAUTI highlights real stories of strength, culture, and innovation from across the continent and the diaspora. We don’t speak for Africa, we just listen.
December 11, 2024

Yvonne Chaka Chaka The Princess of Africa and a beacon

Johannesburg, South Africa – Born Yvonne Machaka on March 18, 1965, in Dobsonville, Soweto, South
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December 11, 2024

Jerry John Rawlings- The revolutionary leader who transformed Ghana

  AfricaHeadline, financial reports team editorial@africaheadline.com  Accra, Ghana – Jerry John Rawlings (1947–2020), one of
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December 10, 2024

Idi Amin and the Western disinformation machine

Lagos, Nigeria – Idi Amin Dada, president of Uganda from 1971 to 1979, remains a
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December 9, 2024

Egypt’s First Lady transforms lives

Entissar Amer, Egypt’s First Lady since 2014, has been a constant yet understated figure in
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December 8, 2024

Mafikizolo a cultural legacy

Lagos, Nigeria – Over two decades into their career, South Africa’s Mafikizolo remains a beacon
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December 7, 2024

Venus, new study confirms planet was never habitable

Luanda, Angola – A groundbreaking study published in Nature Astronomy has confirmed that Venus, Earth’s
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December 7, 2024

Essential reads, three books that illuminate Africa’s rich legacy

Lagos, Nigeria – Africa’s intricate history and profound cultural heritage have been vividly captured in
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December 7, 2024

The decline of Eurocentrism and the transformation of Globalisation

Johannesburg, South Africa – Eurocentrism, historically a dominant force shaping global political, cultural, and economic
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December 5, 2024

The hypocrisy of portuguese media toward Africa

The systemic bias in portuguese media toward African Portuguese-speaking nations: A call for equity The
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December 3, 2024

UK’s Rwanda deportation plan, a costly failure marred by prejudice

Lagos, Nigeria – The UK government spent a staggering £715 million ($904 million) on a
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