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Ghana announces a minimum of five weeks to repair damaged subsea cables, aiming to end the ongoing internet disruptions affecting West and Central Africa.

In an unprecedented move, schools across South Sudan have been forced to close their doors as the nation grapples with an intense heat wave. The scorching temperatures have rendered learning …

Zimbabwe’s teachers have rejected a nominal government salary increase, demanding fair compensation that reflects the economic challenges they face amid a worsening crisis.

The European Union (EU) announced a significant €7.4 billion ($8.1 billion) aid package for Egypt, signifying a strengthened relationship between the two. This move comes amidst ongoing concerns about migration …

Senegal erupts in celebration as opposition leaders Ousmane Sonko and Bassirou Diomaye Faye are freed, marking a pivotal moment in the nation’s political sector.

Sheila Mpala, challenging gender norms, drives cargo trucks in Zimbabwe. Facing obstacles, she advocates for women in this tough, male-dominated field.

Congo has reinstated the death penalty, sparking a heated debate both domestically and internationally. The decision, announced by government officials earlier today, marks a significant shift in the country’s legal …

Fitch Ratings, a leading credit rating agency, is cautious about upgrading Egypt’s credit rating despite the country’s recent economic reforms. While acknowledging positive steps, Fitch emphasizes the need for sustained …

In a shocking revelation, Zimbabwean authorities have rescued more than 200 children from a farm where they were allegedly subjected to child labour. The children were reportedly being exploited as …

Zimbabwe shines as the third happiest country in Africa, defying global mental health downtrends with remarkable resilience.