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Amnesty International called on Ethiopian authorities on Thursday to unblock access to several social networks, including Facebook, Telegram, TikTok, and Youtube, which have been inaccessible in Ethiopia since February 9. “The Ethiopian

A $400 million case brought by Angolan telecoms operator Unitel against a company she controls may be personally joined by Isabel dos Santos, the rich daughter of the former president of Angola.

An ex-prime minister of Senegal has spent his first night in custody. Cheikh Hadjibou Soumare was first detained on Thursday (Mar. 9) after his summons were made public earlier this week. The

Over the years, economic growth and wealth have accelerated on the continent of Africa, which is home to abundant resources and unrealized potential. A small number of people have emerged as the

Mombasa: The question of who will pay for the preservation and reforestation of lands that are home to some of the most diverse species in the world and help to reduce greenhouse

Following a call for a protest from a youth group associated with the main opposition party, Gambian protesters are assembling to march through the nation’s capital, Banjul, against corruption. The United Democratic

Days after parliament passed a divisive anti-gay bill, the normally bustling HIV/AIDS treatment center in Kampala, Uganda, is nearly deserted. The staff reports that the daily average of 50 patients has decreased,

James Cleverly, the UK’s foreign secretary, arrived in Ghana on Monday to begin a four-day trip to three African nations with the goal of fostering “future-focused, mutually beneficial” partnerships. The Foreign Secretary

The African Union Commission (AUC) and the Rwandan government reached an agreement on Saturday to construct the first African Medicines Agency’s headquarters in Kigali. The African Medicines Agency will have its headquarters