Once dismissed as the "world's largest swimming pool" and a "Chinese debt trap," Hambantota International Port (HIP) recorded its highest-ever monthly throughput in June 2026 - handling 90,219 vehicles and 80,325 TEUs.
Kenya bags African title as World Rafting Cup debuts in Africa: Kenya became the first African country to host a World Rafting Cup event, with international teams competing on the Grade III and IV rapids of the Tana River in Sagana. The competition gave Kenyan paddlers a rare opportunity to test themselves against some of the world's top crews on home waters.
Bangladesh is buying its way into nuclear power on vendor credit: Rosatom is building the roughly $12.65 billion plant, and the price even covers the first few years of fuel.
Repayment runs over 20 to 25 years. That is how Russia sells reactors to economies that cannot pay upfront.
China and Russia are building most of the 80 reactors now under construction worldwide.
Congo's AFC/M23 rebels have used a small Ebola outbreak in territory they control to showcase their ability to govern, mounting a response largely separate from authorities in Kinshasa and supported in part by neighboring Rwanda, according to response teams and official documents https://t.co/w7FQ71Pjp8
Japan's experimental reusable rocket took off and safely landed in a first test flight Saturday as the country seeks to achieve the technology key to cut launch costs and compete in the global space market dominated by SpaceX.
@moneyacademyKE Environmentalists want us to remain a 3rd world primitive state where "tourists" come to have nostalgic experiences of "early man". You oppose Nuclear power, you oppose coal, you oppose oil refineries- fuck those fish.
The huge investment needed to replace Chinese financing in critical industries highlights the scale of the challenge facing the US and Europe as they seek to reduce Beijing’s grip on strategic supply chains. Can they really afford to decouple from China? https://t.co/ry2D1uZyvC
#ICYMI - The Soyuz rocket rolled out to the launch pad Saturday in Baikonur, Kazakhstan ahead of the planned July 14th launch of @NASA astronaut Anil Menon and Roscosmos cosmonauts Pyotr Dubrov and Anna Kikina to the @Space_Station. More images: https://t.co/oBlrlcdKd6
The Soyuz MS-29 spacecraft that will carry @NASA astronaut Anil Menin and Roscosmos cosmonauts Pyotr Dubrov and Anna Kikina to the International Space Station counts down to a launch at 10:47 a.m. EDT on Tuesday, July 14, from Kazakhstan. The new crew will dock just over three hours later to begin an eight-and-a-half-month research mission. https://t.co/Pht2WhMFlW
Have you added your name to the list to tag along with the @NASARoman Space Telescope? ➕🚀
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The European Union is expected to approve new trade prohibitions on Sudan’s gold sector as the country’s civil war enters its fourth year https://t.co/yVbfErTpKi
"The youths who were mobilized to attack Orengo and Sifuna in Kisumu did not know the kind of job they had been assigned to do. They were simply given pangas and rungus," the Kisumu County Commissioner said. Kenyans are now asking the Commissioner: Who sent the goons?
@onsy_xx Mostly a question of exposure with both religions having equal appeal to low IQ ngubu though higher human capital highland tribes may be attracted to Christianity's association with western tech/education, while more primal tribes will be attracted by stuff like islam's polygyny
A new, Beijing-backed mining investment vehicle is aimed at bolstering China’s grip on overseas resources, as the country pushes back against US and European efforts to curb its dominance of the mineral supply chain https://t.co/UCrRq2B3Fm