The article introduces Teff Teff, an individual who has been passionate about football since his childhood in Ethiopia. A dedicated Manchester United fan, Teff Teff enjoys playing FIFA and football at his local park, emulating his favorite players. He works as a multimedia producer for the Africa Division at Voice of America (VOA), where he shares his love for football with a wider audience. The article highlights Teff Teff's commitment to the sport and his role in promoting it through his work at VOA.

The article discusses the plight of sub-Saharan migrants like Nimco Muse Ahmed, who face numerous hardships and discrimination in Europe. Despite escaping conflict and poverty, they often end up in dire situations, such as Ahmed's suicide attempt in Austria after her asylum application was rejected. The EU is struggling to manage the refugee crisis, with limited success in relocating asylees and addressing the root causes of migration. The article critiques the EU's response and suggests that solutions may lie in smaller, regional economic planning rather than large-scale development policies. It also highlights the role of restrictive immigration measures in exacerbating the crisis by fueling the smuggling industry. The piece includes perspectives from various organizations and suggests that the real answers may be found in the origin countries of the migrants.

The article discusses the competition between Snapchat and Facebook in the realm of live video and messaging platforms. Snapchat's rise to prominence, especially after rejecting a $3 billion buyout from Facebook, is attributed to its focus on privacy and live interactions. Facebook, with its massive user base, has been integrating live video features to compete, notably through Facebook Live and the acquisition of MSQRD. The article explores the strategies of both companies, emphasizing the importance of user engagement, creative tools, feedback mechanisms, and the integration of services. It also touches on the challenges of democratizing user engagement and the potential need for Facebook to integrate its various platforms more deeply. The author suggests that the future of platform supremacy will depend on the ability to dominate live interactions through messaging, and while Snapchat has made significant strides, Facebook's vast resources and user base make it a formidable competitor.