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Mauritania’s President Ghazouani extends his lead in the national election, securing approximately 53% of the votes with over 90% counted, indicating strong support for his leadership.

The African Union reports 65 million children benefit from school feeding programs in Nigeria and 50 other African countries.

The IMF reports significant risks to Zimbabwe’s economic stability due to governance weaknesses and corruption, urging urgent reforms.

Mauritania’s presidential election sees Ghazouani compete for reelection amidst major economic promises and challenges from six opponents.

Nigeria’s northeast is on the brink of mass hunger due to dwindling UN funding. Millions face severe food shortages amid ongoing conflict and economic instability.

The US has denied President Mnangagwa’s claims of a military base in Zambia, emphasizing a partnership-led approach in Africa.

Amid Egypt’s power cuts, local venues offer crucial study spaces to support students during critical high school exams.

South Africa employs cutting-edge nuclear technology to combat rhino poaching by making horns traceable, aiming to deter poachers and protect endangered species.

Kenya is witnessing protests against the Finance Bill, 2024, which proposes new taxes and increases existing ones, leading to widespread public outcry and opposition.

Kwesi Pratt criticizes Ghana’s government for celebrating the Eurobond deal, questioning the economic strategy behind the debt relief agreement.