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28 Apr 2026, 18:20 GMT By Laura

In the AI race, much of Sub-Saharan Africa faces computer power outages several times a day and internet that costs over a quarter of a monthly salary, hindering AI access.

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A lack of electricity and internet access hinders AI adoption in Sub-Saharan Africa
28 Apr 2026, 12:55 GMT By Fernanda Canofre

A technical note by research center Internetlab points out that advances in synthetic image creators increase the risks of gender violence online and talks about platforms’ accountability

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Brazil: A warning on how AI and deepfakes can become an ’excessive risk‘ to women and girls
28 Apr 2026, 06:01 GMT By Civic Media Observatory

This time we take you to El Salvador, examining government claims that an AI-supported transformation of the public healthcare system will make it the most advanced in the world.

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AI hype narrative reaches the public healthcare system in El Salvador
27 Apr 2026, 18:00 GMT By Nurbek Bekmurzaev

Should they manage to settle their differences peacefully, Japarov will be set to consolidate his rule even further and approach presidential elections in 2027 with full confidence.

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Friends no more: How Kyrgyzstan’s ruling tandem crumbled overnight
27 Apr 2026, 06:00 GMT By Nishant Shah

We have to insist that AI is still unsettled, still open to being shaped otherwise, and that the language and vocabulary it comes with, is not something we just accept.

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The challenge of civic trust as AI plays a bigger role in public management
26 Apr 2026, 12:00 GMT By Global Voices Central & Eastern Europe

Known for blending humor, political commentary, and catchy rhythms, this internationally popular band continues its tradition of addressing contemporary issues through satire.

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Bosnian rock band Dubioza Kolektiv satirizes blind trust in artificial intelligence
26 Apr 2026, 06:00 GMT By Kevin Rennie

“The Gunditjmara actively and deliberately manipulated local water flows and ecologies to engineer a landscape focused on increasing the availability and reliability of eels.”

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Australia’s Budj Bim features one of the world’s oldest aquaculture systems
25 Apr 2026, 12:00 GMT By UntoldMag

Marketed as innovation, AI border control deepens racial discrimination. Black advocates call to decolonize technology and reclaim movement from algorithmic bias and digital colonialism

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Decolonizing AI at the U.S. border
25 Apr 2026, 06:00 GMT By Liam Anderson

More than simply a uniform adoption of artificial intelligence, a technological innovation has emerged that is transforming the battlefield, decision-making processes, local narratives, and forms of social control.

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The technological transformation of Colombia's armed conflict
24 Apr 2026, 18:00 GMT By Marisa Petricca

"Sportellino," a multilingual chatbot designed for migrants, is currently leading the way at the national level by setting a good example. Recently, the Italian government also launched similar tools.

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‘Sportellino’ is an AI chatbot who helps migrants navigate the maze of Italian bureaucracy
24 Apr 2026, 14:00 GMT By Guest Contributor

“War does not need to reach your doorstep to enter your home. It arrives quietly, through a screen, through a headline, through conversations not meant for young ears.”

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The children who learn war before they learn the world
23 Apr 2026, 18:00 GMT By Guest Contributor

Empirical knowledge of the territory, refined over centuries and passed down through generations by traditional communities, is summarily discarded as obsolete.

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Between the algorithmisation of territories and the monoculture of data: Are there paths towards AI that respect rights and life?
23 Apr 2026, 18:00 GMT By Rezwan

India’s recent AI Impact Summit highlighted the Indian government’s ambitions and economic promise, yet critics warned that surveillance and facial recognition restrict civic space, hamper human rights, and harm marginal communities.

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India’s race to adopt AI sparks a deeper question: How can technology respect human rights?
23 Apr 2026, 06:00 GMT By Laura

Africa has become one of the global creative economy’s most dynamic environments for growth. However, there is an economic gap between the value of what creators create and their income.

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African creators struggle to secure decent income in gig economy
22 Apr 2026, 18:01 GMT By Guest Contributor

Could there be a version of this technology that allows us, as feminists and human rights advocates, to engage with it without compromising our politics or our commitment to defending intersectional human rights?

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For AI to work for us, it will have to stop pretending to be us
22 Apr 2026, 14:03 GMT By Janine Mendes-Franco

“Birds are among the most visible symbols of our natural heritage, inspiring national pride and reminding us that our islands are home to extraordinary biodiversity found nowhere else on earth.”

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This Earth Day, meet some of the Caribbean’s national birds
22 Apr 2026, 06:00 GMT By Laura

In a world where criticism is seldom allowed, and journalists and essayists face significant risks in addressing the inner workings of power, fiction offers an alternative solution.

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Novel ‘Le Sang du Pouvoir’ by Hubert Kolani delves into African power
21 Apr 2026, 08:00 GMT By Liz Carrigan

In an era marked by intense transnational mobility, the uneven distribution of rights and experiences in host communities reflects underlying dynamics of power and privilege that demand further scrutiny.

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When dry season never ends