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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

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

Tanzania: Pilots of the crashed plane disregarded warnings

The pilots of a Precision Air plane that crashed into Lake Victoria in November, killing 19 people, disregarded automatic warnings about the aircraft’s hazardous position, according to Tanzanian authorities on Thursday. On

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Africa

UN and Amnesty International call on the president of Uganda to reject anti-LGBTQ law

The anti-homosexuality law passed by parliament on Tuesday night was deemed “appalling” by the UN and the NGO Amnesty International, who urged Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni to reject it. In a contentious

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Africa

The “Kekeh” Campaign against HIV/AIDS in Sierra Leone

According to the 2019 Demographic and Health Survey, Sierra Leone has a mixed and generalized HIV epidemic with a prevalence of 1.7%. One group participating in the fight against HIV and STDs

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Africa

Macron arrives in Libreville to begin a four-nation tour of Africa

In a last-ditch effort to defend French interests in Africa, French President Emmanuel Macron set out on a tour of Central Africa on Wednesday. This is despite the fact that the majority

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Africa

Calm Down by Rema enters the top 20 of the Billboard Hot 100

The remix of Rema’s song “Calm Down” Selena Gomez has achieved remarkable success in the US, where it has sold over a million copies and been awarded a platinum plaque by the

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Entertainment

MP and activists from Senegal were detained at the Tunisia embassy

The prefect of Dakar and a lawyer for the activists reported that more than a dozen activists and a member of parliament were detained outside the Tunisian embassy in Senegal’s capital on

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Africa

Fearful sub-Saharan citizens flee Tunisia amid anti-migrant campaign

In recent days, dozens of migrants have been dropped off outside the Ivorian embassy in Tunis by a steady stream of taxis who claim they no longer feel safe because of the

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Africa

Libyans work to revive their native tongue

A school in Zwara, northwest Libya, is teaching its students the language of a formerly oppressed community. When Muammar Gaddafi was in power twelve years ago, the Amazigh community was forced to

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Africa

Mali: Tebboune welcomes former rebels who signed the peace accord

On Sunday, the Algerian president met with former Malian rebels who had signed a major peace deal in 2015 with the help of Algiers. They said that they wanted to end the

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Africa

Egypt’s top diplomat makes his first trip to Syria in ten years

On Monday, Egypt’s foreign minister visited Syria for the first time since the start of the country’s civil war, where he met with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. An important sign that relations

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Africa

Ethiopian journalist raised concern about media freedom after receiving US recognition

Concerning media freedom in her nation, which Secretary of State Antony Blinken is scheduled to visit, an Ethiopian journalist who received a prize from the United States has raised the alarm. In

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Africa

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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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

Tanzania: Pilots of the crashed plane disregarded warnings

UN and Amnesty International call on the president of Uganda to reject anti-LGBTQ law

The “Kekeh” Campaign against HIV/AIDS in Sierra Leone

Macron arrives in Libreville to begin a four-nation tour of Africa

Calm Down by Rema enters the top 20 of the Billboard Hot 100

MP and activists from Senegal were detained at the Tunisia embassy

Fearful sub-Saharan citizens flee Tunisia amid anti-migrant campaign

Libyans work to revive their native tongue

Mali: Tebboune welcomes former rebels who signed the peace accord

Egypt’s top diplomat makes his first trip to Syria in ten years

Ethiopian journalist raised concern about media freedom after receiving US recognition

Public sector employees in South Africa demonstrate and demand pay increases

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