Nigeria's Tinubu, Germany's Merz talk security, power deal in phone call
Nigeria's Tinubu, Germany's Merz talk security, power deal in phone call
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Suspected Lakurawa militants kill 34 in coordinated attacks on Nigerian villages
Suspected Lakurawa militants kill 34 in coordinated attacks on Nigerian villages
Somalia cleared to issue East African Community e-passport to boost regional travel
Somalia cleared to issue East African Community e-passport to boost regional travel
Aid cuts straining Uganda’s refugee policy — Opinion
Aid cuts straining Uganda’s refugee policy — Opinion
Drought deepens hunger in northern Kenya as aid cuts bite
Drought deepens hunger in northern Kenya as aid cuts bite
Zimbabwe eyes record 360 million kg tobacco harvest, Africa’s largest producer expands output
Zimbabwe eyes record 360 million kg tobacco harvest, Africa’s largest producer expands output
Inside Dangote’s succession plan: Why his daughters are taking key roles
Inside Dangote’s succession plan: Why his daughters are taking key roles
Nigeria's President Tinubu moves to end oil revenue ‘leakages’ with new executive order
Nigeria's President Tinubu moves to end oil revenue ‘leakages’ with new executive order
RSF actions in Sudan's al-Fashir points to genocide, UN probe says
RSF actions in Sudan's al-Fashir points to genocide, UN probe says
At least 37 die from gas inhalation at Nigeria mining site
At least 37 die from gas inhalation at Nigeria mining site
Trump accuses UK PM Starmer of 'big mistake' on Diego Garcia air base deal
Trump accuses UK PM Starmer of 'big mistake' on Diego Garcia air base deal
Kenyan government confirms over 1,000 citizens recruited to fight in Russia’s war
Kenyan government confirms over 1,000 citizens recruited to fight in Russia’s war
Russia woos Africa with diplomats, religion, scholarships and other soft power
Russia woos Africa with diplomats, religion, scholarships and other soft power
‘We will not submit to any nation,’ Burkina Faso says over tensions with France
‘We will not submit to any nation,’ Burkina Faso says over tensions with France
UN human rights chief raises alarm after drone strikes kill more than 50 civilians in Sudan
UN human rights chief raises alarm after drone strikes kill more than 50 civilians in Sudan
Britain issues removal orders to four who landed on Chagos atoll
Britain issues removal orders to four who landed on Chagos atoll
Can South Africa sustain its lowest unemployment rate in five years?
Can South Africa sustain its lowest unemployment rate in five years?
Gabon suspends social media, citing threats to security and stability
Gabon suspends social media, citing threats to security and stability
Burkina Faso accuses Europe of double standards on Russian gas
Burkina Faso accuses Europe of double standards on Russian gas
Exclusive-Ivory Coast considers following Ghana with cocoa price cut, sources say
Exclusive-Ivory Coast considers following Ghana with cocoa price cut, sources say
Turkey foreign minister to attend Trump's Board of Peace meeting in Washington
Turkey foreign minister to attend Trump's Board of Peace meeting in Washington
Kenya becomes first East African country to receive Lenacapavir, long-acting HIV prevention drug
Kenya becomes first East African country to receive Lenacapavir, long-acting HIV prevention drug
Prominent Angolan journalist targeted with Predator spyware
Prominent Angolan journalist targeted with Predator spyware
Celebrity Roundup: Latin American celebrities in philanthropy, Davido's legal battle
Celebrity Roundup: Latin American celebrities in philanthropy, Davido's legal battle
Turkey's Erdogan says Israel's recognition of Somaliland benefits nobody
Turkey's Erdogan says Israel's recognition of Somaliland benefits nobody
Four islanders land on remote Chagos atoll, hope to block UK–Mauritius deal
Four islanders land on remote Chagos atoll, hope to block UK–Mauritius deal
Reaction to death of US civil rights leader Jesse Jackson
Reaction to death of US civil rights leader Jesse Jackson
Zimbabwe war veterans challenge Mnangagwa term extension in court
Zimbabwe war veterans challenge Mnangagwa term extension in court
Why Africa’s malaria fight is stalling despite new vaccines and tools
Why Africa’s malaria fight is stalling despite new vaccines and tools
Migrants in Libya, including young girls, face rape and torture, UN office says
Migrants in Libya, including young girls, face rape and torture, UN office says
Is the Global South leading the new world order?
Is the Global South leading the new world order?
Seven Ghanaian traders killed in Burkina Faso by suspected Islamists, Ghana says
Seven Ghanaian traders killed in Burkina Faso by suspected Islamists, Ghana says
Nigeria says 100 more U.S. military personnel arrive to tackle Islamists
Nigeria says 100 more U.S. military personnel arrive to tackle Islamists
Trump's new ambassador Bozell arrives in South Africa amid strained ties
Trump's new ambassador Bozell arrives in South Africa amid strained ties
Africa’s coups crisis is not a rejection of democracy, but of its limits - Ernest Harsch
Africa’s coups crisis is not a rejection of democracy, but of its limits - Ernest Harsch
Morocco residents begin returning to northwest as flood waters recede
Morocco residents begin returning to northwest as flood waters recede
What the EU’s new asylum rules mean for migrants and member states
What the EU’s new asylum rules mean for migrants and member states
'No more exploitation' becomes a defining refrain as AU summit spotlights Africa’s drive to process more at home
'No more exploitation' becomes a defining refrain as AU summit spotlights Africa’s drive to process more at home
Cyclone Gezani leaves 59 dead in Madagascar, displaces more than 16,000
Cyclone Gezani leaves 59 dead in Madagascar, displaces more than 16,000
Nigerian troops repel coordinated Islamist attacks in Borno, military says
Nigerian troops repel coordinated Islamist attacks in Borno, military says
Ghana's reparations push gains AU support ahead of UN vote
Ghana's reparations push gains AU support ahead of UN vote
Netanyahu says US deal with Iran must dismantle nuclear infrastructure
Netanyahu says US deal with Iran must dismantle nuclear infrastructure
Tunisian police detain opposition figure Olfa Hamdi at airport
Tunisian police detain opposition figure Olfa Hamdi at airport
Contract worker dies at Rio Tinto's Simandou iron ore mine in Guinea
Contract worker dies at Rio Tinto's Simandou iron ore mine in Guinea
Can gold save African economies? Inside the $1tn untapped reserve
Can gold save African economies? Inside the $1tn untapped reserve
