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The weeklong FESPACO, which begins on Saturday (February 25) in the nation’s capital, aims to provide more than just amusement. It also aims to serve as a sign of endurance and hope.

On Friday, as thousands joined anti-government demonstrations in many towns against a terrible cost-of-living crisis and a slew of contentious tax increases, Kenyan police opened fire with tear gas on the opposition

Niger has been referred to as the “economic engine for the Sahel” by Josep Borrell, the High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy of the European Union. Following a meeting with

Several migrants from sub-Saharan Africa were forcibly removed from the city or fled as racial tensions in the seaside city of Sfax, Tunisia, erupted into violence, according to witnesses on Wednesday. According

On Sunday, Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, was shaken by fierce fighting between the armies of opposing generals while disease and famine threatened the growing number of displaced people. Residents of Khartoum

Nine people were shot and injured early on Wednesday while celebrating Independence Day in the nation’s capital, according to police, as a wave of violence ruined the occasion. A 9-year-old and a

The former head of Wagner, Yevgeny Prigozhin, had a diverse background, from being a hot dog vendor and restaurant owner to securing lucrative government catering contracts. However, his life came to a

Video Emerges of Rwanda’s High Commissioner Criticizing UK Migration Policy A video has surfaced in which Johnston Busingye, Rwanda’s high commissioner to the United Kingdom, voices criticism of the British government’s migration

Kenyan President William Ruto declared on Sunday that he will relax a logging moratorium that has been in effect since 2018 over objections from environmental organizations. At a church service in Molo,