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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

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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

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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

Coup attempt in Sao Tome and Principe fails – Prime Minister

According to Prime Minister Patrice Trovoada, a coup attempt failed on Thursday night in Sao Tome and Principe, a small Gulf of Guinea island nation regarded as a model of parliamentary democracy

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Africa

Nigeria: Flood victims are starting to receive some aid

Nigerians load dozens of boats full of food along a highway engulfed by dark waters to bring aid to victims of the country’s worst floods in a decade. Bolaji Phillips stands by

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Nigeria

Tunisia has been hit by food shortages and rising food prices

In recent weeks, Tunisians have faced rising food prices and shortages of essentials, threatening to escalate the country’s simmering unrest and become the epicenter of the Arab Spring demonstrations. Stores that sell

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Africa

Ex-Guinean leader Camara connects former president Conde to the 2009 massacre

When Moussa Dadis Camara, a former leader of Guinea, took the witness stand in a trial of officials charged with a 2009 massacre, he rejected blame. Instead, he connected the 2009 stadium

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Africa

Burkina Faso: 30,000 new army auxiliary personnel to combat terrorism

Volunteers from all walks of life are flocking to Burkina Faso’s new volunteer program in Ouagadougou. Men from various backgrounds enroll in Burkina Faso’s new volunteer program at this military processing station

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Africa

Angola hosts the OACPS’s 10th summit, which includes 79 countries

The capital of Angola, Luanda, hosted the penultimate meeting of the 79-member Organization of African, Caribbean, and Pacific States on Friday. The OACPS is holding its tenth heads of state summit, the

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Reason why Tanzania has canceled its Independence Day celebration

Samia Suluhu Hassan, the president of Tanzania, canceled the planned Independence Day festivities for Friday, November 9, and instead ordered that the funds be used to construct dormitories for children with special

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Africa

Africa’s top 10 most peaceful nations in 2022

The security offered by a foreign nation determines how appealing it is. One of the best reasons to travel to a foreign country, above and beyond its magnificent architecture or intriguing cultures,

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Africa

New Startup Accelerator Opens in Ethiopia for Women in Technology

The Tech African Women (TAW) program is now officially up and running. Its goal is to help and speed up women-owned tech startups in Africa, taking them from the idea stage to

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Security Alert: US Embassy Warns of Increased Risk of Terrorist Attacks in Nigeria

The US has issued a warning to its citizens about the possibility of terrorist attacks in Nigeria. The United States issued a security warning on Sunday, citing a “elevated risk of terror

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Nigeria

Jumia’s New Partnership May Allow Drone Deliveries Across Africa

The biggest online store in Africa, Jumia, announced a new partnership with Zipline, an instant delivery service that has a fleet of lightweight delivery drones. Together, they will be the first to

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Africa·Business

Prostitution will no longer be considered a crime in South Africa

The South African government has proposed decriminalizing prostitution in order to combat rising violence against women. According to the Justice Department’s legislation, offering and using sexual services will no longer be considered

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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

Coup attempt in Sao Tome and Principe fails – Prime Minister

Nigeria: Flood victims are starting to receive some aid

Tunisia has been hit by food shortages and rising food prices

Ex-Guinean leader Camara connects former president Conde to the 2009 massacre

Burkina Faso: 30,000 new army auxiliary personnel to combat terrorism

Angola hosts the OACPS’s 10th summit, which includes 79 countries

Reason why Tanzania has canceled its Independence Day celebration

Africa’s top 10 most peaceful nations in 2022

New Startup Accelerator Opens in Ethiopia for Women in Technology

Security Alert: US Embassy Warns of Increased Risk of Terrorist Attacks in Nigeria

Jumia’s New Partnership May Allow Drone Deliveries Across Africa

Prostitution will no longer be considered a crime in South Africa

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