Tunisia faces international scrutiny as journalist Mohamed Boughalleb is detained, raising alarms over press freedom and free speech ahead of presidential elections.
Ikeoluwa Ogungbangbe
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Kenya calls on TikTok to prove compliance with privacy laws amidst concerns over propaganda, fraud, and misuse, spotlighting global social media challenges.
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Former Steinhoff CEO Markus Jooste fined R475 million by South Africa’s FSCA for his role in the accounting scandal that shook the retail giant.
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Ghana’s presidency delays the anti-LGBTQ bill pending Supreme Court decisions, amidst international concern and potential financial implications for the West African nation.
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In Buhera, Zimbabwe, drought-induced hunger forces reliance on food handouts. With crops failing, residents face a dire need for sustained aid and solutions.
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Ghana announces a minimum of five weeks to repair damaged subsea cables, aiming to end the ongoing internet disruptions affecting West and Central Africa.
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Senegal erupts in celebration as opposition leaders Ousmane Sonko and Bassirou Diomaye Faye are freed, marking a pivotal moment in the nation’s political sector.
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Supporters of detained candidate Faye mobilize across Senegal, seeking justice and his release before the crucial March 24 presidential election.
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TFG’s exclusive partnership with JD Sports Fashion promises to revolutionize South Africa’s sportswear scene, introducing premium global athletic wear to the local market.
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With a 15% profit jump in 2023 and a robust economic outlook, StanChart Kenya leverages digital innovation and macroeconomic stability to eye stronger growth in 2024.