EU condemns Tunisia’s arrest of journalists, activists, raising concerns about a crackdown on dissent and the erosion of democratic institutions in the North African nation.
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Nigerians are protesting against the government’s decision to hike electricity prices and eliminate subsidies, calling for fair and affordable access to electricity. The demonstrations highlight broader concerns about governance and …
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South Africa’s telecom giant, MTN Group, reports a significant decline in service revenue for the first quarter of the fiscal year, marking an 18% drop compared to the same period …
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With South Africa experiencing a halt in load-shedding ahead of key elections, debates intensify over the timing and its potential impacts on voter perceptions.
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Niger’s Prime Minister Zeine declares Benin’s blockade of oil exports a violation of international accords, escalating tensions amid regional security concerns.
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Allegations surface against rebel groups in the Central African Republic, accusing them of involvement in illegal gold mining and trade. The accusations, made by advocacy group Global Witness, shed light …
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visit Nigeria to promote youth empowerment through sports partnership between Archewell Foundation and Giants of Africa.
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President Filipe Nyusi of Mozambique announced a major attack by Islamist insurgents on the town of Macomia in Cabo Delgado province. The oil-rich province in northern Mozambique has been battling …
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The IMF retains Nigeria’s growth projection at 3.3% amid ongoing economic reforms and challenges, including a significant rise in food price inflation.
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Egypt’s economic landscape witnessed a significant surge as the nation’s foreign debt soared by $3.5 billion in the final quarter of 2023. The latest data unveils the intricate dynamics shaping …