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SAO PAULO -- Separated by oceans and a 12-hour time difference, Seoul and Sao Paulo lack direct flight connections and speak distinct languages. Yet, in this metropolis of over 11 million, the largest in the southern hemisphere, K-dramas are finding their way into ordinary Brazilian homes, and K-pop acts are captivating youth, gradually making the language spoken in the distant Asian nation more familiar to the local...

Investigation into the routes and purposes of flights of the Russian air carrier Volga-Dnepr, which has not yet been subject to US and EU sanctions

Evalyn Augi, a determined DREAMS mentor, spearheads HIV prevention among adolescent girls and young women in Homa Bay County.

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Mozambique’s national carrier LAM Mozambique Airlines will be launching scheduled flights to Cape Town next month.

The EU and Angola signed today a Sustainable Investment Facilitation Agreement (SIFA), the first EU agreement of its kind, during the EU-Angola Business Forum in Luanda. It responds to Angola's ambition to diversify its economy beyond the oil and gas

GOVERNMENT dismissed as biased, reactionary and misleading a premeditated final report on the 2023 harmonised elections that was released by the European Union ...

By A Correspondent- Government dismissed as biased, reactionary and misleading a premeditated final report on the 2023 harmonised elections that was released by the European Union (EU) yesterday. Although the country’s elections have been endorsed by most bodies, the EU, which was apparently rooting for the opposition, released a final report that analysts, said was…

Mobile operator Africell Angola has announced ambitious plans to double its communication towers and extend its services to four additional provinces