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Zambia is in talks with Zimbabwe following President Mnangagwa’s comments about U.S. funding for Zambia’s security sector, raising diplomatic tensions.

Tunisia’s crackdown on migration has raised human rights concerns, with reports of abuses and neglect. The international community calls for humane policies.

The death toll from the attack on villages in eastern Congo’s Ituri province rises to 41, highlighting the region’s ongoing violence and urgent need for peacebuilding

MultiChoice fined by Nigerian tribunal, required to offer subscribers a free month of service for contempt of court.

Uganda experienced a nationwide blackout on June 7, 2024, causing significant disruptions. Power was restored after several hours, highlighting the need for improved infrastructure.

Akosua Bame criticizes Africa’s resource management, urging strategic internal planning to combat foreign exploitation and improve economic conditions.

Gotion High Tech’s new $1.3 billion gigafactory marks a significant advancement in Morocco’s role in the global electric vehicle industry.

Arrests at a Benin pipeline terminal exacerbate tensions with Niger, casting shadows over diplomatic and economic relations.

Wagner mercenaries in Mali are accused of serious human rights abuses, exacerbating the nation’s security crisis and drawing international concern.

South Africa’s ANC invites other political parties to form a government of national unity, aiming to foster greater political stability and inclusivity.