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Paris-based VC Breega hits first close of $75M Africa fund to back pre-seed and seed startups
Paris-based VC firm Breega has observed Africa’s tech ecosystem mature over the years. From receiving less than a billion dollars
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Tunable superconductivity in electron- and hole-doped Bernal bilayer graphene
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Severe turbulence on Air New Zealand flight: Crew member hits ceiling, passenger scalded by coffee
An Air New Zealand flight from Wellington to Queenstown encountered severe turbulence, leading to injuries for a passenger and a