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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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Trump Confirms Ceasefire Between Israel and Iran, Ending 12-Day Conflict

U.S. President Donald Trump has confirmed that a ceasefire agreement has been reached between Israel and Iran, officially bringing an end to the intense 12-day conflict between the two nations. Sharing the

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Oil Revenue Boosts FG’s Earnings by 54% to ₦2 Trillion in Q3 2024

Oil Revenue Boosts FG’s Earnings by 54% to ₦2 Trillion in Q3 2024 Nigeria’s oil revenue surged by 53.59% in the third quarter of 2024, reaching ₦2 trillion, primarily due to increased

Christian Atsu’s body arrives in Ghana

Christian Atsu, a former Ghanaian international football player, perished in a devastating earthquake in Turkey; his remains were being transported home on Sunday, according to the Turkish foreign ministry. On February 6,

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Ghana

Seychelles ranked Africa’s least corrupt country

In the Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI), which was released on Tuesday, Seychelles has kept the top spot for sub-Saharan Africa. The island country maintained its position for the fifth year

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Africa

President of Tunisia dismisses Foreign Minister

Othman Jerandi, the country’s foreign minister, was dismissed by Tunisia’s president Kais Saied on Tuesday, making him the fourth minister to leave office since the year’s beginning. Nabil Ammar, the Tunisia’s ambassador

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South Africans are enraged by the crisis’ escalating lack of water and lights

Many South Africans, who already struggle without electricity for hours on end, now also have to go without water as power outages batter the supply system. Taps in some areas of Johannesburg

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South Africa

The UGTT union in Tunisia accuses President Saied of using coercion and oppression

The influential UGTT trade union in Tunisia has accused President Kais Saied of using it as a target to divert attention away from the nation’s historically low voter turnout and what has

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Africa

Voter registration ongoing in Eastern DRC

In eastern DRC on Thursday, voters lined up, some of them for hours, to register to vote in advance of the presidential elections scheduled for December. The start of the process has

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Africa

South Africa struggles with a water crisis

Gauteng, the center of South Africa’s economy, is suffering the most from water shortages brought on by declining reservoir levels as a result of high water demand. Dr. Ferrial Adam, Water and

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South Africa

East African leaders demand ceasefire between Congo and Rwanda

Immediately ending all hostilities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s east has been demanded by regional heads of state. As the Congo and the neighboring Rwanda trade accusations of supporting armed

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African leaders relaunch discussions about free trade zones

After 17 years of negotiations, African leaders finally launched a new continental free trade area three years ago amid a blaze of optimism. But as the leaders head to Addis Ababa for

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South Africa declares a disaster following floods in seven provinces

South Africa declared a national disaster on Monday night, after floods caused by heavy rains in recent days killed seven people and left many more missing, according to disaster management centers in

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South Africa

Nigerians celebrate World Cancer Day with 5km walk

An annual 5 km awareness walk was held in Abuja, Nigeria, as the rest of the world celebrated World Cancer Day in 2023. This project, which is an initiative run by the

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Nigeria

Rwandan man’s hydroelectric project powers the entire neighborhood

A local electrician in Kirehe has used hydroelectricity to build a better future for his neighbors. These dams divert rivers into canals that feed a dam, which in turn feeds a small

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Africa

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Africa - Page 33

AfriForum Urges U.S. to Target South African Politicians, Not Citizens, Over Aid Suspension

Trump Confirms Ceasefire Between Israel and Iran, Ending 12-Day Conflict

Oil Revenue Boosts FG’s Earnings by 54% to ₦2 Trillion in Q3 2024

Christian Atsu’s body arrives in Ghana

Seychelles ranked Africa’s least corrupt country

President of Tunisia dismisses Foreign Minister

South Africans are enraged by the crisis’ escalating lack of water and lights

The UGTT union in Tunisia accuses President Saied of using coercion and oppression

Voter registration ongoing in Eastern DRC

South Africa struggles with a water crisis

East African leaders demand ceasefire between Congo and Rwanda

African leaders relaunch discussions about free trade zones

South Africa declares a disaster following floods in seven provinces

Nigerians celebrate World Cancer Day with 5km walk

Rwandan man’s hydroelectric project powers the entire neighborhood

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