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Category: Legal and Judicial Affairs

Africa: Visualizing a Sustainable Future – the Intersection of Art and Climate Justice

[IPS] United Nations — In the 1900s, global discussions around climate change and fossil fuel usage reached new heights, leading to the emergence of climate change art. Since then, it has remained a key theme in contemporary art, with artists and corp…

Africa: All of Africa Today – August 7, 2025

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Sudan: De Volkskrant – ‘Radio Dabanga’s Broadcasts Can Make the Difference Between Life and Death…’

[Dabanga] Amsterdam — The war in Sudan is often referred to as a “forgotten conflict.” A three-page news feature in the respected Amsterdam-based Dutch daily newspaper De Volkskrant today, highlights how, for millions of Sudanese, Radio Dabanga is “a …

Africa: All of Africa Today – August 6, 2025

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South Africa: DJ Sumbody’s Alleged Killer to Apply for Bail – South African News Briefs – August 6, 2025

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South Africa: Minnie Dlamini Demands R2.5 Million From Macg Over Sexist Comments

[Scrolla] Minnie Dlamini takes MacG and Sol to Equality Court over sexist comments, including a joke about her private parts smelling bad. She wants R2.5-million in damages, plus 50 hours of sensitivity training and 100 hours of community service for…

Africa: All of Africa Today – August 4, 2025

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Africa: French Bill Clears Path to Return Artefacts Looted During Colonisation

[RFI] A bill to make it easier for France to return cultural objects taken during the colonial period was presented at a ministerial council in Paris this week by Culture Minister Rachida Dati. Despite a pledge by President Emmanuel Macron in Burkina F…

Africa: All of Africa Today – July 31, 2025

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South Africa: Why Tyla Is Being Sued Over Her Breakout Song ‘Water’

[New Times] Two California — based songwriters who contributed to Tyla’s breakout hit, Water, have filed a lawsuit against the singer and producer Sammy Soso (real name Samuel Awuku), citing unpaid royalties and lack of proper credit.

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