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Burkina Faso’s military junta is conscripting critics to fight Islamist rebels, raising significant human rights concerns and controversy.

Rising tensions in Kenya as protesters and police clash in nationwide demonstrations against President Ruto’s leadership.

The Dangote refinery is reshaping the West African oil market by expanding gasoil exports and adhering to evolving environmental standards.

Ras Ijdir, the critical border crossing between Libya and Tunisia, reopens fully, strengthening regional connectivity and security.

Cape Town is seeking more time to decide on extending the Koeberg nuclear plant’s operations, amid energy challenges and environmental concerns.

The inauguration of South Africa’s new government under President Thandiwe Mbeki brings hope and fear, with promises of reforms in corruption, economy, and inequality.

President Cyril Ramaphosa forms a new cabinet, sharing power with the DA in a historic government of national unity for South Africa.

Recent attacks in northeastern Nigeria have left at least 18 dead and 30 injured, striking fear and sorrow in Borno state.

Nigerian citizens declare a “day of rage” to protest against soaring inflation and economic hardships, challenging government policies.

Solar power is transforming lives in rural Nigeria, providing reliable electricity and addressing the country’s chronic energy crisis, with support from international and local initiatives.