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Editor of African Business Magazine @africanbizmag / african.business Pitch to: d.thomas@icpublications.com. Fun = Books/playing footie/rock music/movies
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Xenophobia: South Africa’s shame rears its head again

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By David Thomas 
| African Business
On Wednesday 27 May a flight carrying nearly 300 Ghanaians landed in Accra (pictured). Rather than a joyful homecoming, the overriding feeling for many was relief. The men, women and children had left South Africa quickly following a fresh wave of anti-migrant protests.
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WHO declares Ebola outbreak an international health crisis

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By David Thomas 
| African Business
The World Health Organisation has declared the Ebola outbreak caused by Bundibugyo virus in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Uganda “a public health emergency of international concern”. The WHO said that as of 16 May, eight laboratory-confirmed cases, 246 suspected cases and 80 suspected deaths have been reported in Ituri Province of the DRC across at least three health zones, including Bunia, Rwampara and Mongbwalu.
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South Africa’s AI policy withdrawn after AI-generated citations found

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By David Thomas 
| African Business
South Africa has withdrawn its draft national artificial intelligence (AI) policy after “fictitious sources” – most likely AI-generated – were discovered in its reference list.
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