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Congressman Ro Khanna: Immigrants Are Central to America’s Economic Future
As the United States races against China for dominance in artificial intelligence, semiconductors, and advanced technology, Congressman Ro Khanna says immigrant communities, including the African diaspora, are becoming central to America’s future economic power. In an interview with Global Africa Brief, Khanna argued that African immigrants and diaspora professionals are no longer operating at the margins of the U.S. economy, but increasingly inside the industries shaping th
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U.S. Senators Introduce Bipartisan Bill Targeting Tanzania Over Repression
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Congressman Ro Khanna: Immigrants Are Central to America’s Economic Future
As the United States races against China for dominance in artificial intelligence, semiconductors, and advanced technology, Congressman Ro Khanna says immigrant communities, including the African diaspora, are becoming central to America’s future economic power. In an interview with Global Africa Brief, Khanna argued that African immigrants and diaspora professionals are no longer operating at the margins of the U.S. economy, but increasingly inside the industries shaping th
4 days ago4 min read
U.S. Senators Introduce Bipartisan Bill Targeting Tanzania Over Repression
Samia Suluhu Hassan Elizabeth Frantz—ReutersElizabeth Frantz—Reuters
May 203 min read
Ebola Spreads Beyond Eastern DRC as Uganda Records Cases, Raising Regional Alarm
The Ebola outbreak unfolding across Central Africa is accelerating faster than health officials initially feared, with Uganda confirming imported cases and the World Health Organization warning that the true scale of infections remains uncertain. Speaking before delegates at the World Health Assembly in Geneva on Tuesday, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warned that the outbreak has reached more than 500 suspected infections and roughly 130 suspected deaths — f
May 193 min read
Museveni Sworn In Again as Africa Grapples With the Rise of Life Presidencies
Today, President Yoweri Museveni, 81, was sworn in for a seventh term in office, extending a rule that began in 1986 and now stretches toward four decades, cementing his place among Africa’s longest-serving leaders. The inauguration ceremony in Kampala, attended by regional leaders, military officials, diplomats, and ruling party supporters, featured elaborate state pageantry, military displays, and renewed promises of stability and economic transformation under Museveni’s le
May 122 min read
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