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Africa News Editor @semafor + writing longreads. Earlier @BBCNewsAsia, @AFP's SE Asia correspondent via BBC London + @IndianExpress in New Delhi.
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Ghana offers lessons on Chinese power projects — report Original

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African countries can secure better outcomes from Chinese-supported power projects by learning from Ghana, a new report argued. The Energy for Growth Hub, a Washington-based think tank, said the West African nation delivered five solar, hydro, and gas projects with China between 2013 and 2020 “at reasonable cost, on relatively strong timelines, and with fewer quality problems” than elsewhere in the region.
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Ghana offers lessons on Chinese power projects — report

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Central America 3 hours ago World Cup 2026 fixtures: Full schedule, venues and kick-off times The Independent - Lawrence Ostlere • 3h The World Cup 2026 is now just days away with Fifa’s giant 48-team tournament ready for kick-off.
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Resin analysis of incense in Pompeii links Roman city to African trade Original

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An analysis of incense burners found in Pompeii suggested new potential trade links between the ancient Roman city and sub-Saharan Africa. Archeologists first discovered the remnants of the burnt offerings at a household shrine in the 1980s.
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