Faith mwende
Reporting Journalist at Freelance
Journalist,,Voice over artist,,actress ,self employed and loves it
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U.S. Visa Denials Prompt Senegal to Cancel Women’s Basketball Training Camp Ahead of Afrobasket 2025
1 week ago |
uzalendonews.co.ke | Faith mwende
Senegal’s preparations for the upcoming Afrobasket 2025 tournament have been disrupted following a controversial U.S. visa denial affecting several members of the national women’s basketball team. The decision has prompted Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko to cancel the team’s planned training camp in the United States. According to government sources, U.S. authorities approved travel only for athletes who already held valid visas, rejecting all new applications submitted by team members and staff.
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1 week ago |
uzalendonews.co.ke | Faith mwende
Namibia’s President, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, is on an official Courtesy Introductory Visit to South Africa, where she is meeting with President Cyril Ramaphosa to reinforce bilateral ties and deepen collaboration between the two countries. This marks her first state visit to South Africa since taking office and underscores the importance both nations place on regional unity and shared development goals.
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1 week ago |
uzalendonews.co.ke | Faith mwende
Tesla has long positioned itself as a manufacturing powerhouse rooted in the United States, and recent financial disclosures reveal just how deeply the company has invested in American infrastructure and innovation. Since its inception, Tesla has poured approximately $44 billion into capital expenditures across its U.S.-based operations, signaling a sustained commitment to scaling domestic manufacturing, battery technology, and vehicle production.
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1 week ago |
uzalendonews.co.ke | Faith mwende
More than ten years ago, Melanie Perkins set out on a bold mission to make graphic design accessible to everyone, not just professionals. With no technical background but a clear vision, she co founded Canva alongside Cliff Obrecht, aiming to democratize design in an increasingly visual world shaped by social media. The road to success wasn’t smooth. In their early days, Perkins and Obrecht pitched their idea to investors over 100 times, only to face repeated rejection.
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1 week ago |
uzalendonews.co.ke | Faith mwende
In a move that underscored its commitment to self-reliance and economic development, Rwanda took a decisive step by banning the import of secondhand clothing much of which originated from Western countries. The policy shift was designed to create breathing room for the country’s own textile industry to grow and thrive. For years, local designers and garment producers struggled to compete with the flood of inexpensive used clothes dominating markets across Africa.
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