A Nigerian court freed 119 protesters, including minors, following President Bola Tinubu’s order to drop charges linked to August’s economic protests
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House Reps investigate $2 billion renewable energy fund, demanding ministers’ accountability in Nigeria’s renewable energy spending
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Key Points Cabinda Refinery in Angola is set to start oil production in early 2025, with commercial operations beginning by July. The $473 million project aims to cut Angola’s reliance …
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The ongoing Sudan war has displaced 135,000 civilians in El Gezira, as RSF attacks echo the brutal violence seen last year in Darfur
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Global stock markets surged ahead of the US election and Federal Reserve decision, with oil prices rallying after OPEC+ extended supply cuts.
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KEY POINTS African youth play a pivotal role in political movements. Technology empowers youth-led movements across the continent. Despite challenges, African youth continue driving political change. Young people in Africa …
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Africa’s path to economic self-sustainability requires governance reform, infrastructure development, and education to unlock the continent’s full potentialÂ
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Mmusi Maimane predicts Zanu-PF may face a fate similar to Botswana’s ruling party, as political dynamics shift across Southern Africa
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Kemi Badenoch vows to revive the Conservative Party with a combative right-wing approach, focusing on “authentic conservatism” to regain power
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KEY POINTS SARS faces a $1.25 billion shortfall in tax collections for 2024, as revealed in the MTBPS. Individual tax revenues underperformed due to lower-than-expected wage growth, impacting overall …