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The midyear budget review recently presented by Minister of Finance, Economic Development and Decentralization, Joseph Mwanaamveka, has sparked significant discussion and debate, highlighting various aspects of fiscal management and accountability.

The involvement of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) government in conducting an independent review of the budget adds a layer of credibility to the findings.

This independent assessment has helped to ensure transparency and accountability in the budgetary process, allowing for a more comprehensive understanding of the financial situation left by previous Chakwera regime.

However, the introduction of a new Pay As You Earn (PAYE) tax structure has raised concerns among employees, as it is expected to reduce their monthly net pay.

This change can potentially lead to dissatisfaction among the workforce, thereby affecting morale and productivity.

It is crucial for the Mkulukuta Moyo government take steps to communicate the rationale behind this tax adjustment and consider its implications on the average citizen.

Furthermore, the review has brought to light significant over-expenditure in state residences and the Office of the President and Cabinet departments, which have reportedly consumed their entire annual budget within just half a year.

This revelation is alarming and underscores the need for stricter financial controls and oversight to prevent wasteful spending and ensure that public funds are used effectively.

Perhaps one of the most concerning findings of the review is the diversion of fuel intended for public use to a private organization.

This not only raises ethical questions but also highlights potential corruption and mismanagement within the government.

Such practices undermine public trust and call for immediate investigation and corrective measures to ensure accountability.

Moving forward, the commitment to free primary and secondary school education is a commendable initiative that promotes equal access to education for all children.

This policy not only alleviates the financial burden on families but also encourages higher enrollment rates and retention in schools.

Investing in education is crucial for long-term economic growth and social development, as it equips the younger generation with the skills and knowledge necessary for the future workforce.

Furthermore, the implementation of austerity economic measures reflects a responsible approach to fiscal management in various facets.

The decision to halt travel allowance for the President sets a precedent for accountability and prioritizes the allocation of resources towards essential services.

By restricting travel and mandating economy class for government officials, the government demonstrates a commitment to cost-saving measures while still allowing for necessary engagements.

The directive that no new government vehicles should be purchased helps to curb unnecessary expenditures and redirects funds to more critical areas.

While the suspension of new recruitments limit job creation in the short term, it can help stabilize the budget and focus on optimizing existing resources.

Again, the introduction of a 0.05% levy on bank and mobile money transfers is a strategic move to generate additional revenue.

Of course, this levy is relatively low but it can provide a steady stream of income for the government while still allowing citizens to access financial services without significant burden.

Furthermore, the implementation of new taxes on rental properties is a necessary step to ensure that all sectors contribute fairly to the national budget.

This measure can help increase government revenue, which can be reinvested into public services and infrastructure.

Additionally, the decision to charge visa fees based on reciprocity is a fair approach to international relations.

It encourages other countries to treat Malawian citizens equally and can also help bolster government revenue from tourism and international business.

It is obvious that the increase in Value Added Tax (VAT) from 16.5% to 17.5% is a significant move to enhance government revenue.

While this will lead to higher prices for consumers, it is essential for funding public services and infrastructure projects.

However, it is crucial that the Mkulukuta Moyo government communicates the necessity of this increase to the public to maintain transparency and trust.

In conclusion, the midyear budget review reflects a balanced approach to fiscal management, prioritizing essential services while implementing measures to generate revenue.

The focus on education, austerity, and fair taxation demonstrates a commitment to sustainable economic growth and social equity.

However, it will be important for the Mutharika Government to monitor the impact of these measures on citizens and adjust policies as necessary to ensure that the economic burden does not disproportionately affect the vulnerable populace.

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Tatiana Schlossberg’s brother, Jack Schlossberg, is showing his support after his sister revealed her terminal cancer diagnosis.

On Saturday, November 22, Tatiana, 35, revealed in an essay titled “A Battle with My Blood,” published by The New Yorker, that she was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia after welcoming her second baby in May 2024. In the essay, Tatiana says she has been given one year to live as a result of her diagnosis.

“I did not — could not — believe that they were talking about me. I had swum a mile in the pool the day before, nine months pregnant. I wasn’t sick. I didn’t feel sick. I was actually one of the healthiest people I knew,” she wrote. “I had a son whom I loved more than anything and a newborn I needed to take care of.”

Hours later, Jack — who is currently running for Congress in the hopes of representing New York’s 12th congressional district, a seat currently held by Rep. Jerrold Nadler — shared a screenshot of the essay along with a link via his Instagram Stories. In another post, he shared a separate screen shot of the essay’s opening paragraph.

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“When you are dying, at least in my limited experience, you start remembering everything,” the paragraph reads. “Images come in flashes — people and places and stray conversations — and refuse to stop. I see my best friend from elementary school as we make a mud pie in her back yard, top it with candles and a tiny American flag, and watch, in panic, as the flag catches fire. I see my college boyfriend wearing boat shoes a few days after a record-breaking snowstorm, slipping and falling into a slush puddle. I want to break up with him, so I laugh until I can’t breathe.”

In an apparent response to his sister’s essay, Jack also wrote, “Life is short — let it rip.” The saying was first featured over a close-up picture of a road, also shared to his Instagram Stories. In another post, the same message was shared over a photo of a sky.

Tatiana — who shares her 3-year-old son and 1-year-old daughter with her husband, George Mora — thanked Jack and their older sister, Rose Schlossberg, in the essay.

“George did everything for me that he possibly could,” she wrote in her emotional essay. “He talked to all the doctors and insurance people that I didn’t want to talk to; he slept on the floor of the hospital; he didn’t get mad when I was raging on steroids and yelled at him that I did not like Schweppes ginger ale, only Canada Dry. He would go home to put our kids to bed and come back to bring me dinner.”

She continued, “My parents and my brother and sister, too, have been raising my children and sitting in my various hospital rooms almost every day for the last year and a half. They have held my hand unflinchingly while I have suffered, trying not to show their pain and sadness in order to protect me from it. This has been a great gift, even though I feel their pain every day.”

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Tatiana also shared how her diagnosis made her automatically think about her young children and what their life — and their memories — will be like without her.

“My first thought was that my kids, whose faces live permanently on the inside of my eyelids, wouldn’t remember me,” she said of learning of her terminal diagnosis. “My son might have a few memories, but he’ll probably start confusing them with pictures he sees or stories he hears. I didn’t ever really get to take care of my daughter — I couldn’t change her diaper or give her a bath or feed her, all because of the risk of infection after my transplants. I was gone for almost half of her first year of life. I don’t know who, really, she thinks I am, and whether she will feel or remember, when I am gone, that I am her mother.”

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Jordon Hudson once again raised eyebrows as her boyfriend Bill Belichick coached the North Carolina Tar Heels against Duke on Saturday, November 22.

The pageant queen, 24, seemed to not-so-subtly address a rift with Belichick’s daughter-in-law Jen Schmitt at Kenan Memorial Stadium in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, by wearing a matching blue snakeskin print jacket and skirt combination during the collegiate showdown. She paired the snakeskin print with thigh-high white boots.

Hudson was accompanied by a Chapel Hill police officer as she cheered on the Tar Heels, though her presence wasn’t enough to deliver the team a much-needed win. Duke ultimately toppled the Tar Heels, 32-25, in a very competitive game.

This latest loss meant that the Tar Heels continued their first season under Belichick, 73, as head coach with a losing 4–7 record, which could raise questions about the former New England Patriots coach’s future at the university. (The Tar Heels still have one regular season game left against North Carolina State on Saturday, November 29.)

Jordon Hudson Brings the Drama With Snakeskin Pants to Bill Belichick’s Game

It was a difficult week all around for Hudson and her boyfriend, as the New York Post reported on Friday, November 21, that Belichick’s daughter-in-law Schmitt went on a nearly hour-long rant after a UNC football game on November 8, where the Tar Heels defeated Stanford, 20-15.

Schmitt — who is married to Bill’s son, UNC defensive coordinator Stephen Belichick — reportedly complained specifically about Hudson wearing snakeskin on the sidelines of the November 8 game, in addition to insulting Hudson’s body and her 49-year age gap with the coach. She allegedly aired her complaints about Hudson being “batst crazy” and trying to “control st” right in front of her husband, Belichick and Hudson herself outside of the head coach’s office.

“You choose your family or you choose Hudson,” Schmitt reportedly demanded.

Schmitt allegedly warned Belichick that she didn’t care whether he decided to cut her off because she wanted the Tar Heels coach to “wake up” from Hudson “f**king twisting” his brain.

“He wants to fire you, fire you,” she allegedly told her husband. “He wants to fking disown me, disown me. I don’t fking care.”

Schmitt declined to comment to the Post over the alleged incident, whereas Hudson did not return media inquiries.

Both women were present for the November 8 game, but reportedly avoided each other by watching the action from separate suites.

Earlier this year, Schmitt waded into the controversy over Hudson interrupting an interview between CBS Sunday Morning reporter Tony Dokoupil and Belichick when the journalist asked how the legendary football coach met his new girlfriend.

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Comedian Nikki Glaser poked fun at the controversy at the time by suggesting via Instagram that Hudson was “acting as [Belichick’s] publicist.”

“Publicists act in a professional manner and don’t ‘storm’ off-set delaying an interview,” Schmitt wrote in the comments.

Meanwhile, Vice TV announced on Thursday, November 20, that it would focus on Hudson and Belichick’s relationship in the premiere episode of its new sports docuseries Out of Bounds. (Bill was previously married to Debby Clarke Belichick between 1977 and 2006, and later dated Linda Holliday, the executive director of the Bill Belichick Foundation, between 2007 and 2023.)

Vice TV president Peter Gaffney promised The Hollywood Reporter that Out of Bounds would deliver “the stories behind the headlines” for sports fans.

“Out of Bounds delivers that with fearless storytelling and a cultural lens that only Vice can bring,” he added. “We’re proud to partner with Vice Studios to give our viewers a front-row seat inside some of the most fascinating sports stories of our time.”

Out of Bounds — which will also feature episodes on Pro Bowl wide receiver Antonio Brown and sports gambling — premieres December 16 on Vice TV.

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Jonathan van Ness says the fame he gained from “Queer Eye” wasn’t all it was cracked up to be … because the weight of fan expectations wrecked his mental health. The reality star stylist got real about his struggles during an interview with the…

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Chris Paul’s wife, Jada, has been by his side since the start of his basketball career — and now she gets to see how it ends.

After the NBA star teased his retirement from basketball on Saturday, November 21, tying the bow on an illustrious 21-year career, Jada was quick to post a congratulatory message for her high school sweetheart.

Jada, a fashion designer and entrepreneur, reposted Chris’s retirement announcement video on her Instagram story, posting a supportive message along with it.

“Helluva career! Helluva ride! So proud of you,” Jada posted via her Instagram story.

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Jada and Chris met when Chris was a junior in high school and Jada was a senior.

Jada explained in a 2014 interview with xoNecole that a mutual friend set them up. The two finished high school and went to Wake Forest University together before Chris was drafted into the NBA in 2005 after his sophomore year of college.

“We met in high school. I’m a year older than him, so in high school it wasn’t cool to be a senior dating a junior,” Jada said in an interview with xoNecole in 2014.

The couple stayed together throughout college and tied the knot in September 2011 in North Carolina. Chris was already in the seventh year of his NBA career at that time.

Other NBA stars attended the wedding as well, including LeBron James and Dwayne Wade. Comedian Kevin Hart was also at the star-studded ceremony.

“Our relationship has been a progression,” Jada told Essence magazine at the time. “I feel safe with Chris. He’s very protective.”

Chris and Jada share two kids together: Chris Jr., 16, and Camryn, 13.

They co-founded the CP3 Foundation in 2005 in partnership with The Winston-Salem Foundation with the goal of making a positive impact “by focusing on education, health & wellness, and leadership. The foundation provides resources that enrich and strengthen the healthy development of strong communities.”

Chris has been very supportive of his wife throughout the years, sharing with People in a 2022 interview that praising the women in his life is very important to him.

“I think that’s why I’m blessed to have the strong mother I was raised by, but then also have an amazing wife and have the opportunity to raise two amazing kids,” he said.

Soon after he was drafted in the first round of the 2005 NBA Draft, Chris made his presence felt in the league. He earned the Rookie of the Year Award after his first season with the New Orleans Hornets (now Pelicans).

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He spent the first six seasons of his career in New Orleans before he was traded to the Los Angeles Clippers, where he spent the next seven years.

He was traded to the Houston Rockets in 2017, then to the Oklahoma City Thunder in 2019. In 2020, he joined the Phoenix Suns.

The 12-time NBA All Star bounced around to a few teams in recent years, signing back with the Clippers over the summer where he will finish his career.

Often regarded as one of the greatest point cards of all time, he led the NBA in assists five times in his career and led the league in steals a record six times. He also earned two Olympic gold medals with Team USA.

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Jalen Ramsey was fined over $14K by the NFL for unsportsmanlike conduct … punishment for the star cornerback hitting Ja’Marr Chase after the star wideout spat on him during the Steelers-Bengals game. Several NFL insiders broke the news Saturday…

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Malawi Vice President Jane Ansah opened the week with a heartfelt message of gratitude to the people of Malawi’s Eastern Region for their overwhelming support during the September 16, 2025, General Election.

Speaking at a rally held at St. Augustine 2 Primary School Ground, she was met by thousands of enthusiastic citizens eager to see the newly sworn-in Vice President.

Ansah attended the event on behalf of President Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika, conveying the head of state’s deep appreciation for the strong vote of confidence the region had shown.

She emphasized that President Mutharika values the trust placed in him by Malawians from every corner of the nation.

Special recognition was given to the Eastern Region for delivering exceptional support to the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP).

Ansah’s message, “ZIKOMO KWAMBIRI,” was delivered personally to underscore the sincerity of the President’s gratitude.

In her address, she assured the public that no Malawian would go hungry under the current administration.

She further revealed that the government had already begun distributing maize to families affected by hunger, highlighting the continuity of the relief program until all vulnerable households were reached.

Ansah reaffirmed the DPP-led government’s commitment to meaningful development in the Eastern Region.

She stressed that her office would work tirelessly to improve livelihoods, expand opportunities, and promote inclusive growth for all citizens.

The Vice President praised the people of the Eastern Region for their energy, resilience, and unwavering support during and after the elections.

Ansah concluded the rally by expressing gratitude on behalf of President Mutharika, his government, and the DPP leadership, emphasizing unity and forward momentum.

Meanwhile, the Malawi national football team, the Flames, faced unexpected challenges during a friendly match against Lesotho in Bloemfontein, South Africa.

Reports indicate that the team arrived only at 3:30 a.m., after a long overnight journey from Johannesburg, limiting time for rest and preparation.

Coach Kalisto Pasuwa admitted that the late arrival impacted the players’ performance, despite their determination to deliver on the pitch.

The Lesotho Football Association allowed only a 30-minute delay, constraining any additional recovery time for the Malawi squad.

Travel and logistical difficulties such as these directly affect player readiness, tactical execution, and overall team performance.

Football, as a professional sport, requires meticulous preparation, and fatigue can neutralize even the most skilled athletes.

Although the Flames displayed moments of promise, their flat performance throughout much of the game highlighted the physical and mental toll of inadequate travel arrangements.

Coach Pasuwa acknowledged that the team is still in a building phase but warned that repeated logistical mismanagement could undermine long-term development objectives.

The Malawi Football Association (FAM) bears responsibility to ensure travel arrangements allow adequate rest, acclimatization, and strategic preparation before matches.

Future planning should include earlier departures, chartered flights where feasible, and proactive coordination with host associations to prevent similar disruptions.

Effective communication with match organizers is essential, ensuring teams are not disadvantaged due to international travel schedules or local logistical constraints.

This situation serves as a reminder that attention to detail off the field is as critical as performance on it.

Investment in proper travel logistics, player welfare, and pre-match preparation is not optional but a fundamental requirement for professional football.

Failure to address these concerns may demoralize players, compromise performance, and limit Malawi’s competitiveness at the continental level.

Strategic planning and disciplined execution are therefore necessary to fully realize the potential of the Flames and meet fan expectations.

In parallel, the National Advocacy Platform (NAP) condemned inflammatory remarks by DPP leaders Alfred Gangata and Norman Chisale during a rally at Chilimampunga Ground in Lilongwe.

The platform described the statements as scathing, terror-infused, and nepotistic, arguing they contradict President Mutharika’s commitment to peace, unity, inclusive leadership, and national healing.

NAP underscored that the President’s election was a profound vote of confidence from Malawians, reflecting a collective vision for national stability and prosperity.

Overzealous statements by party officials, the platform noted, could undermine the President’s authority and distract from pressing national priorities.

Gangata’s threats against party members accused of deception and his directive for traditional leaders to prioritise DPP supporters in fertilizer and maize distribution were highlighted as particularly concerning.

NAP stressed that prioritizing certain political supporters for public resources is discriminatory, unlawful, and inconsistent with constitutional protections.

Similarly, Chisale’s remarks regarding arrests linked to the shooting of a party supporter were criticized for undermining due process and portraying law enforcement as partisan.

The platform called on DPP leadership to disown, correct, and condemn these statements while reaffirming their commitment to democratic values, national unity, and accountable governance.

The message from NAP was clear: constitutional principles and the rule of law must prevail over political rhetoric and intimidation.

In terms of governance strategy, President Mutharika delegated significant responsibilities to the Vice Presidents.

Ansah was assigned oversight of Disaster Management and Prevention, reflecting the administration’s emphasis on coordinated national response to emergencies.

Second Vice President Enock Kamzingeni Chihana was tasked with championing the completion of Mombera University, collaborating closely with relevant ministries including Education, Finance, Transport, and Public Works.

These delegations signal the government’s approach to leveraging the offices of the Vice Presidents for strategic national priorities, ensuring accountability and focused oversight in critical initiatives.

The assignments also underscore the evolving responsibilities of Malawi’s Vice Presidents in supporting development goals and government program implementation.

Simultaneously, the Malawi government took a firm stand against child sexual abuse, vowing severe penalties for perpetrators.

This position was reinforced by the case of a 12-year-old girl sexually assaulted by her father in Area 25, Lilongwe.

Officials emphasized equal treatment for male and female offenders, affirming the government’s commitment to justice and child protection.

Memory Chisenga, head of the Child Advocacy Centre, stressed that imposing long prison sentences serves both justice and deterrence.

Ensuring that perpetrators face significant consequences is essential for protecting children and promoting public confidence in the justice system.

The government and child protection agencies reiterated their commitment to safeguarding minors and preventing sexual abuse through strict enforcement of the law.

On the international front, a Tanzanian human rights organization, Sauti ya Watanzania, rejected the Commonwealth’s proposal for former President Lazarus Chakwera to mediate political tensions in Tanzania.

The group cited public lack of confidence in Chakwera’s ability to mediate due to corruption, governance challenges, and internal conflicts during his administration.

Sauti ya Watanzania highlighted the need for independent investigations into the violent aftermath of the October 29 Tanzanian elections, which resulted in over 700 deaths, before any external mediation is considered.

The Tanzanian rights group emphasized that thorough accountability must precede dialogue and warned against premature involvement that could compromise justice or public trust.

Despite the Commonwealth and Malawi’s endorsement, concerns about timing, transparency, and credibility shaped the organization’s rejection.

Back home, citizens demanded clarity over the tragic Chikangawa plane crash.

Public frustration stems from perceived inconsistencies in official accounts, with many questioning whether the aircraft truly reached Mzuzu or if other factors influenced the crash.

Malawians called for transparency regarding search operations, flight permissions, and decision-making by authorities, emphasizing accountability irrespective of political status.

There were calls for an independent commission of inquiry to investigate the crash comprehensively, ensuring truth, justice, and public confidence in the outcomes.

The population stressed that findings must be communicated in accessible language, leaving no room for ambiguity or political bias.

In observance of World Children’s Day, President Mutharika reaffirmed Malawi’s commitment to protecting children’s rights and promoting their wellbeing.

Aligning with the global theme “My Day, My Rights,” he emphasized that every child deserves recognition, protection, and opportunities.

The President underscored the collective responsibility of parents, communities, and leaders to safeguard children’s rights and foster environments conducive to their development.

He further urged all Malawians to ensure that each day affirms the dignity, rights, and aspirations of children nationwide.

President Mutharika’s message reinforced the administration’s long-term commitment to building a safe, educated, and empowered younger generation.

On security matters, Minister of Homeland Security Peter Mukhito assured Parliament that a detailed report on the murder of Dr. Victoria Bobe would be ready by week’s end.

Dr. Bobe, a respected lecturer and practitioner, was tragically killed in Chigumula, shocking the medical community and the nation.

Authorities are investigating both the perpetrators and the motives behind the attack, with a focus on ensuring justice is served.

The government also issued warnings to individuals in possession of illegal firearms, emphasizing law enforcement’s commitment to public safety and accountability.

In a demonstration of hands-on governance, Vice President Ansah made a surprise visit to the Department of Disaster Management Affairs (DoDMA) in Lilongwe.

Arriving at 7:30 a.m., she engaged directly with officials, reviewing ongoing programs and offering guidance on disaster management priorities.

Her unannounced presence highlighted the administration’s dedication to effective disaster preparedness and response.

Staff at DoDMA welcomed the Vice President and briefed her on both challenges and successes in the sector.

The visit reinforced the government’s proactive approach and underscored Ansah’s commitment to efficient and responsive leadership.

Throughout the week, Vice President Ansah also spearheaded the 2025 MACODA Flag Week, advocating for practical progress in disability inclusion.

She challenged policymakers and institutions to prioritize action over symbolic gestures, emphasizing that national development must benefit every citizen regardless of ability, gender, or background.

Highlighting the Persons with Disabilities Act of 2024 and the National Disability Policy, she called for diligent enforcement to translate legislation into meaningful improvements.

Ansah urged councils to integrate disability considerations into the use of public resources, including the Constituency Development Fund and economic empowerment allocations.

She further stressed support for learners with disabilities through the free secondary education program and prioritized disabled farmers under the FISP initiative.

Through these interventions, she reinforced that disability inclusion is a fundamental component of Malawi 2063 and national development planning.

The Vice President also encouraged procurement from the Bangwe Weaving Factory to bolster economic opportunities for persons with disabilities.

Her remarks emphasized that infrastructure accessibility is critical to genuine inclusion, calling on construction and transport authorities to make it standard rather than optional.

By linking policy, resources, and practical action, Ansah set a tone of accountability and urgency, positioning disability rights as a vital component of Malawi’s social and economic progress.

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LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-Malawi’s Vice President Jane Ansah, arrived in Angola on Saturday evening to lead the country’s delegation at two major African Union meetings, marking the beginning of an important diplomatic assignment for the nation.

Her arrival at Dr. António Agostinho Neto International Airport in the Icolo e Bengo province was greeted by Foreign Affairs Minister George Chaponda, Malawi’s Ambassador to Angola Margaret Constance Kamoto, and several government officials who welcomed her to the host nation.

According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Ansah is set to participate in the 7th African Union–European Union Summit, a high-level forum where African and European leaders will revisit and strengthen their cooperation agenda.

This summit will delve into challenges and opportunities related to peace and security, governance, shared prosperity, global cooperation, and human mobility.

Beyond the official summit sessions, the Vice President will hold bilateral engagements with various partner countries.

These discussions will center on Malawi’s strategy to confront its immediate national pressures—including food scarcity, fuel constraints, fertilizer shortages, limited foreign exchange, and supply gaps in essential medicines.

This year’s summit holds symbolic importance as it commemorates 25 years of AU–EU partnership, a milestone reflecting long-standing commitment to collective development and shared political goals.

The event will be co-chaired by Angolan President João Lourenço and European Council President António Costa, bringing together influential leaders who are poised to reshape the future of intercontinental cooperation.

Joining them will be European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and African Union Chair Mahmoud Ali Youssouf, further emphasizing the significance of the gathering.

With the theme “Promoting peace and prosperity through effective multilateralism,” the summit seeks to reinforce collaboration, deepen mutual trust, and chart a course for sustainable development and stability across Africa and Europe.

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Across the country, colleges and universities are struggling to figure out how to incorporate AI into the classroom. ChatGPT debuted almost exactly three years ago. And very quickly, students began to see its potential as a study buddy, an immense research tool and, for some, a way to cheat the system.

This week on The Sunday Story we look at the rapid growth of AI in higher ed and consider what it means for the future of teaching and learning.

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