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Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel was awarded the Felix Houphouet-Boigny Unesco Peace Prize on Wednesday in the Ivorian capital Yamoussoukro, recognizing her role in Germany’s massive 2015 refugee reception. “The jury sought

The lifting of the sanctions against Mali, Burkina Faso, and Guinea as a result of military coups will be discussed at a meeting of the African Union’s (AU) Peace and Security Council,

On January 25, a bomb went off at a market in eastern Congo, injuring at least 12 people, according to authorities. Beni town in North Kivu was the scene of a bombing

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

One of the 20 winners of the L’Oréal Foundation and UNESCO initiative called “For women in science,” which seeks to promote female researchers all over the world, is Adjata Kamara. The 25-year-old

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

After a crash on Sunday that left 39 dead, the Senegalese government announced new measures on Tuesday to combat road insecurity, including a ban on night bus trips and the import of

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