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8 Jul 2025

China's growing food waste problem

China wastes large amounts of food at restaurants, banquets and in homes. Civic campaigns and a 2021 Anti‑Food Waste Law followed, while experts and the State Council now focus on cutting production and storage losses.

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5 Jul 2025

SEWA satellite early warning launched in Namibia

A new satellite-based early warning system called SEWA was launched at a forum in Windhoek, Namibia, from June 23–27. SEWA aims to improve climate and weather services and support African governments and communities.

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2 Jul 2025

Uzbekistan reaches 2026 World Cup for first time since 1991

On June 5 Uzbekistan qualified for the 2026 World Cup after a draw with the UAE. The success follows recent youth-team wins and reforms in football that began in 2019; the president later honoured the team on June 10.

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1 Jul 2025

International Reggae Day 2025: One Love, One Voice, One Day

International Reggae Day marks its 31st year with the theme "One Love, One Voice, One Day." Organisers focus on climate justice and the environment and gave the Winnie Mandela Humanitarian Award to Mia Mottley.

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26 Jun 2025

Lake Tana: Turning Water Hyacinth into Home Energy

Fishermen around Lake Tana faced problems from invasive water hyacinth. Researchers led by Yezbie Kassa tested small biogas systems that use the weed and animal dung to make cooking gas and fertiliser, helping some families but facing scaling challenges.

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25 Jun 2025

AI to stop tobacco targeting young people

At a World Conference in Dublin (23–25 June), experts said artificial intelligence can help stop tobacco companies targeting young people online. They warned social media and new nicotine products draw youth into addiction, and poorer countries carry the heaviest burden.

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24 Jun 2025

New cocoa fermenting box boosts farmers' incomes

In Kasawo, a locally made single cocoa fermenting box improves bean fermentation and helps farmers sell directly to exporters. Researchers report faster, better fermentation, higher prices and plans to scale up production across cocoa districts.

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20 Jun 2025

Street children in French-speaking Africa

Street children affect many cities across French-speaking Africa. The article describes causes such as poverty and family rejection, local names and music links, and the limited priority governments give to long-term solutions.

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19 Jun 2025

Drought's Growing Economic Impact

Drought is becoming a serious problem worldwide, affecting economies and food security. Experts stress the need for better water management and effective policies to tackle this crisis.

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18 Jun 2025

Tamara Finlay: A Ukrainian Animator

Tamara Finlay is a stop-motion animator from Dearborn, Michigan. Her work reflects her Ukrainian heritage, exploring themes of memory, culture, and personal stories.

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18 Jun 2025

New Bill in the Philippines and Online Content Regulation

A bill in the Philippines aims to expand the powers of the MTRCB to regulate online content. This has sparked concerns about censorship among artists and advocates for free speech.

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10 Jun 2025

Namibia's Green Hydrogen Project for Desert Farming

Researchers in Namibia are creating a green hydrogen scheme for farming in the desert. This project aims to improve food security and promote renewable energy.

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