The US suspended most visa services in Zimbabwe, citing government concerns and leaving students stranded amid the visa suspension in Zimbabwe.
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KEY POINTS Guterres says Africa can be a renewable superpower. He warns debt should not drown development. Leaders push for investment over foreign aid. United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has …
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Kenya forecasts stronger 2025 growth as it signs a yen loan with Japan to fund infrastructure and strengthen economic stability.
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Trafigura-led consortium nears $533 million U.S. loan to revamp Angola’s Lobito railway, aiming to boost copper and cobalt exports
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Sudan military reshuffle by General Burhan aims to secure loyalty and tighten control as war with the RSF escalates across the country.
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ADF rebels kill civilians in eastern Congo, leaving 52 dead in brutal reprisal attacks condemned by the UN and local officials
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Burkina Faso repatriates Alino Faso’s body, igniting protests as citizens demand justice, transparency, and accountability over the activist’s mysterious death.
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KEY POINTS 42 out of 192 convicted foreigners deported on Sunday. Arrest followed December 2024 raid in Victoria Island, Lagos. EFCC says syndicate ran large-scale Ponzi and cyberfraud scheme. Nigeria …
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South Africa rejects U.S. human rights report as biased and flawed, accusing Washington of double standards while relations between the two nations remain tense
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The United States Will Give White South Africans Priority When Letting In Refugees
Reports that the U.S. may prioritize White South Africans refugees have fueled debate over racial bias, fairness, and the future of refugee admissions.