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Malabo Culture & Media: An exhibition titled Historical Events Through the Lens of Soviet and Russian Photographers has opened at the Russian Cultural Centre in Malabo, prepared with TASS and African Initiative, featuring archival images spanning Soviet history, war remembrance, science and space, plus youth and sporting moments. Russia–Africa New Media: The Russia–Africa: New Media Meanings blog tour wrapped up in Moscow, bringing 50 bloggers and journalists from 12 African countries to sites like the Tretyakov Gallery and Skolkovo, with sessions on culture, technology, media and modern development. Venice Biennale Spotlight: The DRC’s pavilion at Venice Biennale 2026, Simba Moto! Seize the Fire!, uses “fire as forge” themes and has been highlighted as one of the strongest African national presentations. Sports & Entertainment (WAFCON): Malawi beat Algeria 3-1 to reach the Women’s AFCON final, while Cameroon advanced after a dramatic penalty shootout; Nigeria’s Super Falcons were knocked out earlier, and South Africa’s win over Nigeria ended Nigeria’s path to the 2027 Women’s World Cup. Local Sports Viewing: A guide is out for watching the EFL Championship 2026/27, with Matchday 1 fixtures and broadcast info.

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