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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KEY POINTS South African rand weakens by 0.2 percent against the dollar. Ministers to update on trade talks with the U.S. today. President Ramaphosa hints at support measures for affected …
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Nigerian nurses have ended their strike after securing a deal for better pay and working conditions, bringing relief to the healthcare system.
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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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KEY POINTS Rwandan President Paul Kagame has appointed Dr. Justin Nsengiyumva as the new prime minister, replacing Edouard Ngirente. Nsengiyumva, a central bank official with a PhD in economics, was …
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KEY POINTS Nigerian troops killed Boko Haram commander Ibn Khalid and 17 other terrorists in Borno and Adamawa States. Military recovered weapons, ammunition, and a terrorist camcorder; injured militants fled …
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KEY POINTS Nigeria secured 90 terrorism-related convictions out of over 730 prosecuted cases, marking significant progress in counterterrorism efforts. The country is preparing for a crucial FATF on-site evaluation as …
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KEY POINTS DR Congo and M23 rebels signed a ceasefire in Doha to halt violence in the conflict-ridden east, following earlier failed attempts. The deal demands M23’s withdrawal from occupied …
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KEY POINTS France has officially handed over its last military bases in Senegal, ending a 65-year presence. President Faye emphasized Senegal’s sovereignty and called for an equal partnership with France. …