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Danish University Approves Newborn Trial; Guinea-Bissau Denies AuthorizationHealth — 2dThe University of Southern Denmark approved a revised, U.S.-funded hepatitis B study involving 14,000 newborns in Guinea-Bissau; half would receive the vaccine at birth, while the others would follow the country’s current schedule of vaccination at six weeks. Guinea-Bissau’s government says it has not granted final authorization, so the trial cannot proceed, and critics continue to question the ethics of delaying a proven protective vaccine in a country with high hepatitis B prevalence.

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Judge Orders DHS to Return Arizona Man Held in Equatorial Guinea — Oct 7, 2026A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to secure Ahmed Soliman’s release from detention in Equatorial Guinea and facilitate his return to the United States, finding his deportation violated due process. Soliman, a gay Egyptian-born man, has reportedly faced abuse and incommunicado detention; the ruling highlights concerns about the administration’s use of third-country deportations.

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Guinea-Bissau Government Says December Elections Cannot Proceed — 6dAfter meeting N'Tam on Oct. 8, PM Té said Dec. 6 elections cannot proceed: registration missed Oct. 6, parties unready; no new date set.

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Guinea-Bissau Military Bars Ex-President Embaló’s Return — Oct 2, 2026Guinea-Bissau’s military authorities have barred ousted President Umaro Sissoco Embaló from returning from exile ahead of December elections, citing security risks and the need to preserve public order; political activity restrictions remain in force. Residents expressed mixed views, with some saying Embaló should be allowed to return and voters decide his future, while others accepted the junta’s claim that his safety could not be guaranteed.

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Elena Vasquez Barring the former president from even coming home makes the upcoming elections look rigged before they start.

IJRTop Trump Dinner Bidders Stash Cash On Exchanges That Shut Out AmericansDylan Kresak · 3 min · 2h

K92 Mining Reports 49,776 Gold-Equivalent Ounces, Million-Ounce MilestoneBusiness — 6dK92 Mining produced 49,776 gold-equivalent ounces at its Papua New Guinea mine in the third quarter, its second-highest quarterly total, and surpassed one million ounces produced since 2018. Record ore processing and strong recoveries supported the results; the company reiterated its 2026 production guidance and expects output to be strongest in the fourth quarter as mine expansions ramp up.

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AP Top 25 College Football TeamsRankingCollege football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.

IMF Reaches Staff-Level Deals Across Three Countries — Oct 6, 2026The IMF reached staff-level agreements with Niger on a new 38-month program worth about $203 million, with an initial $36 million disbursement pending approval, and with Pakistan on reviews that could unlock up to $1.21 billion. Papua New Guinea could receive up to $189 million after final reviews, also subject to board approval, as the IMF forecasts slower growth and higher inflation amid weaker resource output, climate impacts and rising costs.

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Amnesty Accuses Equatorial Guinea of Abusing U.S. Deportees — Sep 18, 2026Amnesty on Sept. 18 sought release of U.S. deportees Soliman and Birhane after Equatorial Guinea police bagged their heads and beat them Sept. 11; nearly 30 remain detained.

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Sam Okafor Holding Samson Birhane in overcrowded cells with bags over his head is wrong and they both need to be released immediately.

Texas Teen Shot While Burying Pet Guinea Pig — Aug 28, 2025A Texas man has been arrested and charged after allegedly shooting an 18-year-old neighbor multiple times while the teen was in his backyard burying a pet guinea pig. The Harris County Sheriff’s Office reported that…

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Migrants Diverted to Equatorial Guinea After Resisting Deportation — Aug 21, 2026Several migrants blocked from disembarking in Liberia were diverted to Equatorial Guinea after resisting deportation, highlighting the expanding and controversial use of third-country deportation deals with African governments. The episodes raise questions about legality, conditions, and the treatment of detainees as Washington partners with several African states to move asylum seekers and suspected migrants.

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BooksYou are not your thoughts—presence ends psychological sufferingTolle argues that identifying with compulsive thought and living in psychological time is the root of suffering, and that present-moment awareness is available to anyone right now.2h · 2 reads

Guinea-Bissau votes in referendum to expand presidential powersPolitics — Aug 29, 2026Guinea-Bissau’s military-led government is pushing a constitutional referendum to switch from a parliamentary to a presidential system, expanding the presidency’s powers and shrinking parliament ahead of December elections, in a bid to stabilize institutions after last year’s coup. Critics and opposition warn the move concentrates power and threatens democratic checks, with varying calls for boycotts amid a tense political climate as the country returns to civilian rule.

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Guinea-Bissau plans constitutional referendum amid coup aftermath — Aug 25, 2026Guinea-Bissau’s military authorities are pushing a constitutional referendum for August 30, 2026 to consolidate power in the presidency and reduce the role of parliament ahead of December elections, reshaping the balance between the executive and legislative branches. Observers warn the proposed changes could weaken local-party influence and give the president sweeping powers, including dissolving parliament and reshaping ministries, in a transition following the November 2025 coup and ongoing push toward civilian rule.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Shoe Collection Helps Injured Chicken WalkReporting — Nov 14, 2023Nubz the chicken lost his claws, but he didn’t lose his balance thanks to his shoe collection. People Magazine reported that Nubz was adopted by Michelle Davignon when she went to purchase new guinea pig crates. The…

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Zoo Asks People to Donate Pets to Feed Large Predators — Aug 5, 2025A zoo in Denmark is under fire after issuing a public request for pet donations — including chickens, rabbits, guinea pigs, and even horses — to feed their carnivorous animals. The controversial appeal came from Aalborg…

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JACOB CHOE And JAMES CARTER: Gulf of Guinea’s Critical Moment And Why Liberia Matters — Dec 10, 2025West Africa stands at a critical moment—fragile, fast-moving, and unforgiving. Despite years of regional diplomacy, the Economic Community of West African States has struggled to reverse the wave of military takeovers…

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IJRPolitical Debanking Ran Rampant At America’s Biggest Banks, Federal Probe AllegesJack McGeever · 5 min · 3h

WHO Confirms Bat-Born Virus Outbreak Has Up to 88% Fatality Rate – There Is No CureReporting — Feb 15, 2023An Ebola-related disease with no known cure has been spotted in two African nations. On Monday, the World Health Organization said Marburg disease has struck Equatorial Guinea, according to USA Today . So far, nine…

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New York Pizza vs Chicago Deep DishYourlist — VS BattleThe foldable slice versus the fork-and-knife casserole — America's longest-running food fight.

Guinea landfill collapse in Conakry leaves 22-30 dead — Aug 23, 2026A landslide caused by heavy rains at Conakry’s Dar es Salam landfill buried nearby shacks, leaving many dead and triggering ongoing rescue operations. The government had been enforcing evacuations and safety measures around the site amid fears of further collapses, and officials plan to relocate affected residents as tolls are confirmed.

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PNG Parliament Debates Bougainville Independence — Aug 25, 2026Bougainville's 2019 referendum, in which about 97.7% voted for independence, moves closer to realization as Papua New Guinea's parliament begins considering ratification, with leaders aiming for greater self-government by 2027 and full sovereignty by 2030 amid long-standing disputes over resource revenue and the legacy of a civil conflict. The process follows a 2001 peace deal that deferred independence and hinges on ongoing negotiations between Bougainville and the central government, with no immediate vote date set.

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