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After the European Union dangled a hefty aid package, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken urged Tunisia to accept IMF reforms and stop plunging over a “economic cliff” on Monday. The United

One year into President Bassirou Diomaye Faye’s tenure, Senegal has seen a mix of achievements and ongoing challenges. Elected in April 2024, his administration has launched several initiatives focused on economic revitalization,

Recent videos circulating online depict civilians being led away by armed individuals, with elderly people and children struggling to keep pace reportedly threatened with knives. Additional footage shows lifeless bodies, with claims

A newly inaugurated museum in Casablanca is bringing the city’s rich history to life, tracing its urban and social transformation from the early 20th century to today. The Casablanca Memory Museum offers

Oil-rich The west African nation of Gabon said Tuesday that it would hold presidential, legislative, and local elections on August 26. President Ali Bongo Ondimba is expected to easily defeat a fractured

Three individuals entered a home’s garden and started firing during a mass shooting in South Africa, leaving six people dead and four others injured, police said on Wednesday. The gunshots took place

Thousands of Muslims in Kenya gathered along the shores of the Indian Ocean to observe Eid al-Fitr prayers, marking the conclusion of Ramadan with a sense of unity and celebration. Due to