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NEWS Ugandan singer Eddy Kenzo features on two music projects off 3 times Grammy award-winning group Morgan Heritage’s new album dubbed ‘The Homeland’. Reggae group Morgan Heritage is currently composed of Peetah Morgan, Gramps Morgan, and Mr. Mojo Morgan, all the children of late reggae great Hon. Ras Denroy Morgan. They recently announced their new studio album titled ‘The Homeland’ set for release on 21st April 2023. The new album is the group’s first World music album and the Afro-Fusion album targets bridging Africa and Jamaica. “We feature legends and future legends from both places,” Morgan Heritage reveal. The star-studded 21-track collection marks a new era for Morgan Heritage as they expand their global reach from the Caribbean to the African Continent and beyond with guest contributions from Eddy Kenzo, Popcaan, Beenie Man, Youssou N’Dour, Shaggy, Shatta Wale, Mádé Kuti, and more. To accompany the album announcement, Morgan Heritage shared the lead si
TEACH The US government is demanding that TikTok's Chinese owners sell the social media platform, or risk facing a ban. It comes as more and more countries have been expressing concerns about what China might do with user data from the app. But banning the app is not straightforward - here's what might be involved. Why does the US want to ban TikTok? TikTok gathers similar kinds of data as other apps, but US officials are concerned that this data could fall into the hands of the Chinese government. The US says this data could be used to spy on Americans, or to spread propaganda. It has already banned the app from government devices, a move also taken by the UK, Canada and the EU. India also banned the app altogether in 2020. TikTok insists it operates no differently from other social media companies and says it would never comply with an order to transfer data to Chinese officials. One in three Americans uses TikTok, and a ban on such a popular app would be unpreced
NEWS At least 26 people have died in Mississippi and Alabama after a tornado tore through the southern US states. Search and rescue efforts are continuing, and the Mississippi state government has declared a state of emergency. In Rolling Fork, crushed cars, bricks and glass litter the streets - the town has been almost entirely wiped out. One resident told the BBC he was lucky to survive after seeking shelter in his bath tub. Approaching the neighbourhood in western Sharkey County, there is little indication of anything unusual. The lush farmland that surrounds it is completely untouched, the trees aren't even bent out of shape by wind. Then, suddenly, you see the houses that were in the tornado's path. They have been totally obliterated. In this rural town of only 2,000 people, where one fifth of residents live below the poverty line, dozens of buildings have been flattened by the fury of the tornado. Homes where family and friends had gathered less than 24 hours before
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