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Haelsoft launches marketplace for African creators to sell digital products and services
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Haelsoft Digital has launched Haelsoft Marketplace, a creator commerce platform for African educators, professionals and creators to sell courses, digital products and services online.
Pax Agricultura and Books For Africa sign peace partnership in Washington
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PAX AGRICULTURA and Books For Africa signed a memorandum of understanding at the African Union Mission to the United States in Washington, D.C., launching a partnership that links landmine clearance, farming and education.
Jane Scott Stuart's debut novel wins NYC Big Book Award in African American fiction
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The NYC Big Book Award named Not In This World by Jane Scott Stuart and Elaine Flowers a winner in African American Fiction.
Sibafo Publishing expands 2026 independent music slate across streaming platforms
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Sibafo Publishing has broadened its 2026 release lineup with new singles, artist projects and visual campaigns for global streaming audiences.
Haelsoft Digital launches marketplace for African creators to sell online
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Haelsoft Digital has launched Haelsoft Marketplace, a creator commerce platform aimed at helping African experts sell courses, services, and digital products online.
Hannele Niemi book argues Africa needs education for the future of work
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Dr. Hannele Niemi’s new open-access book says Africa’s long-term growth depends on stronger education, technology adoption and workforce development as AI and industrial change reshape work.
Dr. Jeffrey Levy’s Pet House Call Memoir Due in November 2026
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G Editions will publish Pet Vet House Calls: Adventures of a Veterinary Acupuncturist by Dr. Jeffrey Levy in November 2026. The book draws on decades of New York City house calls and highlights how veterinary acupuncture, practical pet care and…
GMU scholar’s new book spotlights refugees as creators, not just victims
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A new book by George Mason University’s Lisa Gilman argues that refugees are too often reduced to statistics and stereotypes.
Wenzhou Baofeng links paper cup performance to coating and die-cutting
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Wenzhou Baofeng Packaging Technology says the performance of its disposable paper cups depends on coating, die-cutting and forming, as buyers face tighter compliance rules in the U.S. and Europe.
Wouter van Wyk’s Legacy of Ash merges AI, occult texts and Vatican conspiracy
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Wouter van Wyk’s debut cyber-occult thriller Legacy of Ash launched globally Sept. 1, 2026, and centers on an MIT prodigy who turns the forbidden Ars Goetia into digital code.
Sam Haskins personal archive heads to Sloane Street Auctions
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A collection of 78 original works by Swinging Sixties photographer Sam Haskins will be auctioned at Sloane Street Auctions on Sept. 24. The sale includes images from Five Girls, Cowboy Kate and November Girl, offering rare prints tied to books…
Rovos Rail opens 2027 US bookings for Pride of Africa journeys
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Rovos Rail’s Pride of Africa has opened 2027 bookings for American travelers through its US agent, with fares published in dollars for classic rail journeys across Southern and East Africa.
Global mental health mission trains 500 in Kitale, Kenya
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Mental health professionals and humanitarian partners from Kenya and the U.S. gathered in Kitale for a multi-day mission centered on training, trauma-informed care, and community outreach.
Memoir traces how a father’s grief led to a charity mission in Tanzania
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Don Schlesselman’s new memoir, published by Spines, follows the loss of his 15-year-old son and the cross-cultural work that grew from a first trip to Tanzania in 2003. The book shows how that experience led to the ZZ Pendana Foundation, school…
Writers of the Future Volume 42 wins NYC Big Book Award for best anthology
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The NYC Big Book Award named L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Volume 42 the winner in its Anthology category, recognizing 12 original speculative fiction stories and illustrations by emerging writers and artists.
Studio Deiora to publish Leon Lazarus' apartheid-era short story collection
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Studio Deiora will release Barking at Dogs on 30 September 2026, a linked short-story collection by Leon Lazarus that mixes humor with a blunt look at apartheid’s racial, cultural and religious fault lines in South Africa.
L. A. Tramwell’s debut novel wins NYC Big Book Award recognition
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L. A. Tramwell’s young adult novel, Gretna Can’t Get Any Greener, was named a Distinguished Favorite in the Teen category by the NYC Big Book Award.
Dr. Henry Balogun book argues Africa was the cradle of modern civilization
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Dr. Henry I. Balogun’s new book, published by Spines, challenges conventional accounts of colonization and claims key elements of education, governance and theology originated in Africa.
Daniels Health marks 40 years in healthcare waste management
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Daniels Health is marking 40 years since its founding in 1986, highlighting its growth from an Australian garage start-up to a global medical waste provider serving more than 59,000 locations a year.
Shazhou Textile expands rayon and viscose fabric offerings
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Zhangjiagang City Shazhou Textile Printing and Dyeing Imp. & Exp. Co., Ltd. is highlighting its rayon and viscose fabric lineup as global apparel buyers look for soft, versatile and customizable textiles.
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