Cyclone Chido killed 94 people in Mozambique, affected 622,000, and highlighted the need for resilient infrastructure amid growing climate change impacts.
Adenike Adeodun
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Sudan’s RSF pledges support for civilian governance, raising partition concerns as they plan to work with a new administration amid the ongoing conflict.
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Eskom projects R10 billion profit in 2025, reversing a R55 billion loss, driven by operational stability, tariff hikes, and debt relief.
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Uganda’s rapid urbanization is reshaping social structures, impacting housing, employment, and access to essential services like healthcare and education.
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Egypt’s court upholds a 1-year sentence against former presidential candidate Ahmed Tantawy, barring him from office for 5 years.
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Cocoa farmers in Ivory Coast fear reduced harvests as heat and drought impact crop growth, raising concerns for the February and March harvests.
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Cyclone Chido devastates Mayotte, leaving hundreds feared dead, homes destroyed, and survivors grappling with food, water, and shelter challenges.
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Rwanda officially bids to host a Formula One race, aiming to revive Africa’s presence in the global motorsport arena.
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UAE denies UN claims of supplying arms to Sudan rebels via Chad airstrip, maintaining its aid flights only provide humanitarian support.
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Migration policies in Algeria and Morocco affect regional migration, labor markets, and human rights, with economic and social implications for the region.