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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Accra Slave Fort Hosts Reparations Plan Summit

On the grounds of Christiansborg Castle, a 17th-century fortress on Ghana’s Atlantic coast once used to hold enslaved Africans before they were shipped across the ocean, African and Caribbean leaders gathered Friday for a wreath-laying ceremony that capped a three-day conference and a newly unified push for reparations. By the time the gathering closed, delegates had endorsed a 19-point plan demanding formal apologies, debt relief and financial compensation from countries that profited from transatlantic slavery.

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Iran To lodge FIFA Complaint Over World Cup Travel Restrictions

Iran plans to lodge a complaint with football’s ​world governing body FIFA over travel restrictions its team is facing in the U.S. at the World Cup.

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