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AfriForum Urges U.S. to Target South African Politicians, Not Citizens, Over Aid Suspension

South African civil rights organization AfriForum has announced its intention to send an official letter to the United States government, urging President Donald Trump to focus on holding South African politicians accountable

Africa

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Sam Nujoma, Namibia’s Founding President and Liberation Icon, Dies at 95

Sam Nujoma, Namibia’s first president and a key figure in its independence struggle, has passed away at the age of 95. Widely regarded as the father of the nation, Nujoma led the

Africa

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Eight police officers died during anti-government rallies in Sierra Leone, according to a minister

According to the nation’s youth minister, eight police officers were slain during violent anti-government rallies in Sierra Leone on Wednesday. According to the youth minister Mohamed Orman Bangura, the officers—six men and

Families who have lost loved ones grieve after an attack in central Mali

Military and administrative authorities in central Mali were still counting the casualties one day after jihadists stormed the village of Kani-Bonzon. An elected official in the area worries that the death toll

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Africa

Ethiopia: The AU Executive Council’s 42nd regular session comes to an end

The 42nd ordinary session of the Executive Council of the African Union brought together senior diplomats from its member states for two days. Speaking at AU headquarters, Moussa Faki Mahamat, the chair

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Africa

War in the Democratic Republic of the Congo will have terrible – French President Macron warns

The Democratic Republic of the Congo is engulfed in a rebellion in its eastern region, and French President Emmanuel Macron has warned against it becoming “the spoils of war.” “France does not

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Africa

Five people charged with the murder of a DR Congo official, Italian diplomat asks for acquittal

During a hearing on Saturday in the nation’s capital Kinshasa, five of the six men accused of killing Italy’s ambassador to DR Congo in 2021 asked to be exonerated. Former Italian ambassador

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Africa

Moroccans struggle to afford basic needs as the cost of living rises

It has become more and more difficult for Moroccans to purchase from this vegetable and fruit stand in Sale. Many citizens of the nation are finding themselves priced out of certain things,

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Africa

Nigerians who have been displaced hope that new leaders will help them

Nigerians took important issues like the high cost of living, corruption, and insecurity into consideration when casting their votes in the general elections held on Saturday, February 25. Voters who were internally

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Nigeria

Public sector employees in South Africa demonstrate and demand pay increases

South On Monday, the country’s largest union of public sector employees persisted in its demonstrations in front of numerous hospitals. With significant law enforcement present to observe the rallies, the protest, which

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South Africa

Haiti makes it to the FIFA Women’s World Cup finals

In an intercontinental playoff win over Chile by a score of 2-1 on Wednesday in Auckland, New Zealand, Haiti’s women’s team advanced to the finals for the first time in football history.

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Sports

Uganda: 3D printing with e-waste

Students using a 3D printer in class, several views of Gonzaga instructing the students, Gonzaga demonstrating how a 3D printer works, and students paying close attention to Gonzaga These kids are learning

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Africa

The elections in northern Nigeria’s Kano could be decidedly important

The second-largest city in Nigeria’s predominantly Muslim north, Kano, may prove crucial in determining the outcome of the election as Nigerians get ready to cast their votes on Saturday. Here, over a

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Nigeria

Burkina Faso should not rely on foreign forces – Mali PM

The prime minister of Mali told the government of Burkina Faso not to use foreign armies to fight the jihadist groups that are present in both countries. The Malian prime minister reaffirmed

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Africa

Six more people have died and 31 remain unaccounted for in the Gabon ferry disaster

Six people have now died and 31 remain missing after the ferry disaster off the coast of Gabon last Thursday. The privately owned Esther Miracle sank in calm waters in the middle

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AfriForum Urges U.S. to Target South African Politicians, Not Citizens, Over Aid Suspension

Sam Nujoma, Namibia’s Founding President and Liberation Icon, Dies at 95

Eight police officers died during anti-government rallies in Sierra Leone, according to a minister

Families who have lost loved ones grieve after an attack in central Mali

Ethiopia: The AU Executive Council’s 42nd regular session comes to an end

War in the Democratic Republic of the Congo will have terrible – French President Macron warns

Five people charged with the murder of a DR Congo official, Italian diplomat asks for acquittal

Moroccans struggle to afford basic needs as the cost of living rises

Nigerians who have been displaced hope that new leaders will help them

Public sector employees in South Africa demonstrate and demand pay increases

Haiti makes it to the FIFA Women’s World Cup finals

Uganda: 3D printing with e-waste

The elections in northern Nigeria’s Kano could be decidedly important

Burkina Faso should not rely on foreign forces – Mali PM

Six more people have died and 31 remain unaccounted for in the Gabon ferry disaster

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