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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

Kenya is sending 1,000 police officers to Haiti to help combat gang violence, part of an international effort to restore peace and stability.

American gospel stars Jekalyn Carr and VaShawn Mitchell will headline the Vine Choir’s 10th anniversary concert this Saturday in Harare.

Niger, Mali, and Burkina Faso have formed the Alliance of Sahel States, signaling a new era of independence from ECOWAS.

Boeing agrees to a guilty plea regarding criminal charges tied to two deadly 737 Max crashes, igniting outrage among victims’ families and safety advocates.

Miss Rural Zimbabwe empowers rural youth, providing a platform for growth, leadership, and confidence, promoting positive role models and challenging stereotypes.

ECOWAS warns of disintegration risk if member states led by military juntas leave, underscoring the instability and challenges facing West Africa.

Inequality poses a significant threat to African democracy, warns Ford Foundation President Darren Walker at the State of Democracy in Africa Summit.

Amid national unrest, Kenya’s President Ruto announces bold economic reforms, including major spending cuts and strategic borrowing.