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In a move that has stunned the academic community, KNUST’s Governing Council has decided to appoint Deans and Pro‑Vice‑Chancellors instead of allowing faculty to elect them, despite strong opposition from major staff unions.
The pontiff lauded the enthusiasm of youth during a 700,000‑strong open‑air Mass on Place de la Concorde, while also warning against the perils of artificial intelligence.
An independent review has uncovered several security shortcomings at Utah Valley University that may have contributed to the 2025 shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote has pledged investment in a 120‑km pipeline that will cut fuel transit time to Addis Ababa from five days to one.
A powerful storm has triggered coastal flooding, power outages and cancelled events across the northeastern United States, prompting emergency declarations in New York and New Jersey.
A new victim has been discovered in Ekurhuleni, north of Johannesburg, bringing the total number of women found dead in the area to ten, police say.
The European Union has committed more than €710 million to assist displaced people and communities affected by conflict, natural disasters and rising living costs across Africa, the Middle East and beyond.
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