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Kenya rejects U.S. criticism of its Cabinet vetting process, stressing its commitment to integrity in public service.

Mali severs diplomatic relations with Ukraine, accusing Kyiv of involvement in a rebel attack. The move escalates tensions and impacts regional stability.

Libya condemns recent political blackmail attempts targeting the Sharara oil field, pledging to restore stability in oil production amidst ongoing political strife.

Paris 2024 introduces new facilities for nursing mothers, enhancing support for athlete mothers at the Olympic Games.

Ethiopia secures $4.9 billion in debt relief amid economic reforms, aiming for financial stability and growth.

Tunisian presidential candidates are alleging intimidation and restrictions, raising alarms about the fairness of the upcoming election.

Nigerian police clashed with protesters in Kano and Lagos over rising living costs, with four people injured and economic reforms demanded.

Nigerian police fired tear gas to disperse protesters in Abuja, who gathered to decry economic hardships and policies under President Bola Tinubu. The unrest highlights growing discontent.

Tiger Brands expands its reach to over 71,000 stores in South African townships, targeting growth in underserved areas.

Mali rebels have claimed the deaths of 131 soldiers and Russian fighters in July clashes, underscoring the region’s instability and foreign involvement in the conflict.