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Egypt is home to many ancient wonders, but one of its most impressive landmarks is the Citadel of Cairo, a medieval fortress that towers over the city. Built by the …

Alexey Navalny’s death in custody has ignited international outrage, with global leaders decrying the Kremlin’s role and demanding justice.

After a court decision, President Macky Sall promises to hold Senegal’s delayed presidential election promptly, aiming to restore stability in the nation.

Egypt, one of the largest energy consumers in Africa, has not stopped paying its foreign energy partners despite the ongoing conflict in Gaza, according to the CEO of Italy’s Eni. …

Zambia, one of Africa’s largest copper producers, is facing a severe drought that could threaten its food production and economic stability. The government has announced plans to adjust its national …

The Canadian government’s ban on foreign property buyers is extended to 2027, worsening housing woes for immigrants, including Nigerians.

Japan’s $1.36 million donation to Zimbabwe aims to mitigate the looming El Niño-induced food crisis, supporting vulnerable communities through WFP.

South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced that he will sign into law a bill that aims to provide universal health coverage to all South Africans. The National Health Insurance …

Nigeria unveils a revolutionary plan, targeting a $2.16 billion debt and gas shortages, to finally solve its persistent power woes and light up the nation.

UNESCO targets climate resilience in Zimbabwe with a major project focusing on sustainable water use and food security in impoverished areas.