President William Ruto has fired his entire cabinet, except for the foreign minister, following nationwide protests over tax hikes. This major reshuffle aims to address public discontent and corruption.
Economy
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Mali’s military junta signed cooperation agreements with Russia’s Rosatom, including discussions on a potential low-power nuclear plant. This deal is part of Mali’s search for new energy sources but raises …
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Brenda Biya, daughter of Cameroon’s president, comes out as lesbian, aims to inspire change in laws against homosexuality.
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The modern pentathlon is revamping its format, replacing horse riding with obstacle courses. This change is expected to benefit countries like Egypt, which previously faced challenges due to limited resources …
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Moody’s downgrades Kenya’s credit rating to B3 amid rising debt concerns, impacting the nation’s economic stability and borrowing costs
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The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) expressed disappointment over stalled reconciliation efforts with junta-controlled Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger. The three nations recently formed the Alliance of Sahel …
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West Africa faces a potential breakup as the regional bloc ECOWAS grapples with the possible departure of Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger. These junta-led states threaten to leave, raising concerns …
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Kenyan rights groups are sounding the alarm over a wave of abductions targeting activists involved in recent protests. The demonstrations, which began as a reaction to tax hikes, have grown …
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The war in Sudan has worsened with over 136,000 people displaced by recent violence in Sennar state. UN warns of critical conditions for displaced populations and potential famine in Darfur. …
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi reshuffled the cabinet, bringing in new finance and foreign ministers to tackle economic challenges, inflation, and power cuts.