South Africa’s Jazz Icon, Likened To Mozart By Mandela, Dies At 91 In Germany

The man Nelson Mandela once described as South Africa’s own Mozart has died. Abdullah Ibrahim, the pianist whose music became inseparable from his country’s struggle against apartheid, passed away on Monday in Germany at the age of 91, surrounded by family after a short illness. The death was announced by the office of President Cyril Ramaphosa, with no official cause given.

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Kenya Revives $1.2bn JKIA Overhaul After Adani Debacle

Kenya has dusted off its long-delayed plans to overhaul Nairobi’s Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, pressing ahead with a $1.2 billion expansion programme that the government hopes will transform East Africa’s busiest aviation hub and put to rest the controversy that torpedoed an earlier attempt to do the same.

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From Kinshasa To Houston: The Congolese Designer Who Stole The World Cup Spotlight

When the Democratic Republic of Congo’s football team touched down in Houston ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, it was not their on-pitch reputation that first captured the world’s attention, it was their suits.

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