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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

South Africans are enraged by the crisis’ escalating lack of water and lights

Many South Africans, who already struggle without electricity for hours on end, now also have to go without water as power outages batter the supply system. Taps in some areas of Johannesburg

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South Africa

Ghana to start the establishment of a War College

The nation will soon have a war college, according to plans announced by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo. The Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund) will provide seed money for the establishment of

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Ghana

Seychelles ranked Africa’s least corrupt country

In the Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI), which was released on Tuesday, Seychelles has kept the top spot for sub-Saharan Africa. The island country maintained its position for the fifth year

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Africa

Ghana: Condolences are being expressed for the late football player Christian Atsu

After former Ghanaian international Christian Atsu was discovered dead, nearly two weeks after a devastating earthquake in Turkey, young players and an amateur football team in the nation’s capital Accra are reacting.

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Ghana

The National Finery Museum of Morocco reopens after renovation

The world’s oldest piece of jewelry is the Bizmoun necklace. It can be seen in Rabat, Morocco, at the National Finery Museum, which recently reopened after extensive renovations. The 32 perforated shells

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Africa

Farmer in South Africa warns of food shortages amid ongoing blackouts

Energy shortages are having a severe impact on South Africa’s food industry, according to industry groups, with dairy farms unable to keep milk chilled and chickens suffocating in large numbers as ventilators

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South Africa

Second-round voting in parliamentary elections in Tunisia

Sunday’s voting in the second round of parliamentary elections will be a crucial test for Tunisia’s president and its shaky, ten-year democratic experiment. In the first round of voting last month, only

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Africa

Australian African students are assisted by researchers in overcoming racism

Jeanne Munyonge, a year 12 student, never truly felt like she belonged in the Australian educational system. “You understand that all you feel is alien. Particularly for someone like me, who was

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Africa

A sacred Ivorian drum held in France is about to be returned home

The Ivory Coast is about to receive a drum that France took during colonization. Up to thirty kilometers around villages, warning messages were transmitted using the sacred Djidji Ayokwe drum. The French

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Africa

South Sudan gets ready to receive Pope Francis

For the first papal visit to the DRC since 1985, Pope Francis touched down in Kinshasa on Tuesday afternoon. The trip to the Continent includes a stop in Juba, the capital of

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Sudan

Eni signs $8 billion gas deal while Meloni visits Libya

During Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s visit to Tripoli on Saturday, Italian energy giant Eni signed a $8 billion gas agreement with Libya’s state-run National Oil Corporation. Since last year’s invasion of Ukraine

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Africa

Nigerians lament about cash shortage as the country transitions to a cashless economy

Nigeria’s efforts to replace its paper money with newly created currency notes have led to a cash shortage, experts and business groups said, making it difficult for people to buy the things

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Nigeria

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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

South Africans are enraged by the crisis’ escalating lack of water and lights

Ghana to start the establishment of a War College

Seychelles ranked Africa’s least corrupt country

Ghana: Condolences are being expressed for the late football player Christian Atsu

The National Finery Museum of Morocco reopens after renovation

Farmer in South Africa warns of food shortages amid ongoing blackouts

Second-round voting in parliamentary elections in Tunisia

Australian African students are assisted by researchers in overcoming racism

A sacred Ivorian drum held in France is about to be returned home

South Sudan gets ready to receive Pope Francis

Eni signs $8 billion gas deal while Meloni visits Libya

Nigerians lament about cash shortage as the country transitions to a cashless economy

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