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Africa loses $50 billion yearly to illicit financial flows, says NSC. Calls for stronger whistleblower protection to combat corruption and financial losses.

Several South Sudanese lawmakers were arrested while protesting a controversial security bill that critics say could expand security agency powers at the expense of civil liberties, sparking widespread condemnation and …

Sudan’s warring factions have met in Geneva for talks aimed at establishing local ceasefires, facilitated by international mediators, to address the urgent humanitarian crisis and set the stage for broader …

WHO urges global governments to bolster Covid-19 measures after a surge in cases following the Hajj pilgrimage, emphasizing increased readiness.

Morocco will acquire a $1 billion Israeli spy satellite, the Ofek series, to boost its surveillance and intelligence capabilities amid regional challenges.

Airtel Uganda moves to sell remaining IPO shares, aiming to fulfill regulatory requirements and strengthen its market position.

A UN report reveals Congo and Rwanda support rival forces in the eastern DRC, intensifying the region’s conflict and humanitarian crises.

Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger have confirmed their exit from ECOWAS, stressing the decision’s irreversibility and emphasizing regional autonomy.

Kenyans are protesting a new finance bill that introduces higher taxes, arguing it will worsen the cost of living. The government insists the bill is crucial for economic stability.

Ghanaian cocoa farmers, struggling with low prices and payment delays, are increasingly smuggling their crops to Ivory Coast for better earnings