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At least 21 killed in Mozambique election unrest as protests erupt over court’s confirmation of Frelimo’s victory. Arrests and tightened security follow

Sudan withdraws from global hunger-monitoring as famine spreads, raising concerns over humanitarian efforts and worsening food insecurity amid civil war

Mozambique’s Constitutional Council upheld Frelimo’s victory, sparking protests and allegations of fraud, with economic consequences and political unrest.

Explore solutions for fair and transparent elections in Africa, including reforms, technology, and civic education to restore trust in democracy

South Africa’s renewable energy market grows but faces delays, investment challenges, and transmission constraints, hindering decarbonization goals.

Cyclone Chido wreaks havoc in Mayotte, drawing criticism of Macron over delayed aid and exposing deep challenges with immigration and infrastructure

Four French nationals detained in Burkina Faso for a year have been released, thanks to Morocco’s mediation, ending a major diplomatic standoff

Learn how to bridge the education gap in Africa’s rural communities by addressing teacher shortages, infrastructure, and digital learning tools

Tanzania and the EU launch $15.7 million initiative to optimize Dar es Salaam Port, boosting regional trade and economic growth.

A Kenyan man has been sentenced to 50 years for the murder of LGBTQ activist Edwin Kiptoo, sparking calls for LGBTQ rights