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Benin Festival Celebrates Living Heritage

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France Moves to Expedite Return of Looted Artefacts

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France speeds up returning African art in new law

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Moroccan Caftans Dazzle in Rabat Exhibition

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Vision Group Backs Sh9bn Mukono Cathedral Fundraiser

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Morocco’s Nif region holds a collective wedding to honor cultural heritage

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Mars Rock Found in Niger Sells for Millions in New York

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The man who turned a Johannesburg park into a gem

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Love’s Golden Rule: "Give What You Want to Receive"
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Shanghai Museum extends hours for final week of its ancient Egypt exhibition
Rabat's Museum of Jewelry celebrates Morocco's heritage

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Tunisian Women Dazzle in National Day Parade

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A new wave of African pride emerges in the Caribbean

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Study finds Stone Age humans chose rocks carefully for tools

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Museveni Proposes Lango Select Committee to Settle Cattle Compensation Dispute

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Constitutional Court Upholds Reasoned Divorce, Rejects No-Fault Petitions

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Nairobi’s Vinyl Haven Preserving African Heritage
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Archbishop José Manuel Imbamba urged Angola to prioritize national reconciliation, calling it “urgent and cannot be postponed” during a powerful address at CEAST’s plenary assembly. He emphasized inclusive dialogue, restorative justice, and unity ahead of the upcoming National Congress of Reconciliation.
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A Catholic bishop in Guinea-Bissau has called for national unity through fraternity, urging citizens to overcome division with compassion and mutual respect. His message, delivered amid political and social unrest, highlights the Church’s role in promoting peace and inclusive progress.
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Newly ordained priests in Mozambique and Angola were urged to deepen their relationship with Christ through prayer and the Eucharist. Church leaders emphasized that true pastoral service begins with spiritual intimacy, not personal ambition.





