Africa eyes self-funded healthcare future amid historic aid collapse
Ikeoluwa Ogungbangbe
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Rwanda agrees to accept up to 250 U.S. deportees, providing support for resettlement in a deal that continues the country’s growing role in migration management
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BBC Africa Eye uncovers how madams exploit girls as young as 13 in Kenya’s Maai Mahiu, amid broken systems and fading aid
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Rwanda and Congo meet on a peace deal, but delays persist in troop withdrawals and joint efforts to disarm militia groups
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Islamist militants attack a Nigerian army base, killing 16 soldiers and injuring dozens in Borno state
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M23 rebels push deeper into Congo, reaching Walikale and clashing with troops despite calls for an immediate ceasefire
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M23 rebels withdraw from peace talks with the DRC government, citing EU sanctions, as Tshisekedi confirms his government’s participation
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Congo and M23 rebels to begin peace talks in Angola on March 18, as Angola mediates efforts to de-escalate tensions and broker a ceasefire
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Nigeria has signed a $200M renewable energy deal with WeLight to expand electricity access in rural areas and boost the country’s clean energy transition
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Congolese army trials expose military failures, weak leadership, and low morale as soldiers face charges while M23 rebels continue to gain ground in eastern Congo