Student dies as Senegal university protests over finances escalate
Student dies as Senegal university protests over finances escalate
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Ethiopia builds secret camp to train Sudan RSF fighters, sources say
Ethiopia builds secret camp to train Sudan RSF fighters, sources say
Fatal drone strikes on civilians persist in Sudan's Kordofan, UN says
Fatal drone strikes on civilians persist in Sudan's Kordofan, UN says
Sudanese nomads trapped as war fuels banditry and ethnic splits
Sudanese nomads trapped as war fuels banditry and ethnic splits
Ghana urged to ban sachet alcohol as Nigeria acts on rising underage drinking crisis
Ghana urged to ban sachet alcohol as Nigeria acts on rising underage drinking crisis
Eritrea calls Ethiopia's accusations of military aggression 'deplorable'
Eritrea calls Ethiopia's accusations of military aggression 'deplorable'
Uganda minister condemns military raid on opposition leader's home
Uganda minister condemns military raid on opposition leader's home
Ghana plans fuel imports from Nigeria’s Dangote Refinery amid domestic capacity gaps
Ghana plans fuel imports from Nigeria’s Dangote Refinery amid domestic capacity gaps
First human testing of locally developed HIV vaccine takes place at the heart of South Africa’s epidemic
First human testing of locally developed HIV vaccine takes place at the heart of South Africa’s epidemic
Survivors dispute Greek coastguard account of fatal migrant shipwreck
Survivors dispute Greek coastguard account of fatal migrant shipwreck
Fifty-three migrants dead or missing after boat capsizes off Libya, IOM says
Fifty-three migrants dead or missing after boat capsizes off Libya, IOM says
Ethiopia accuses Eritrea of military aggression, backing armed groups
Ethiopia accuses Eritrea of military aggression, backing armed groups
‘They wanted no one alive’: Survivors describe Nigeria’s latest village massacre
‘They wanted no one alive’: Survivors describe Nigeria’s latest village massacre
Why snakebite treatment remains out of reach for many Nigerians
Why snakebite treatment remains out of reach for many Nigerians
Gunmen kill three people and abduct Catholic priest in northern Nigeria
Gunmen kill three people and abduct Catholic priest in northern Nigeria
South Africa to withdraw its troops from UN peacekeeping mission in Congo
South Africa to withdraw its troops from UN peacekeeping mission in Congo
How a cross-border terror finance network triggered account freezes in Kenya
How a cross-border terror finance network triggered account freezes in Kenya
Why US lawmakers say Nigeria’s $9m lobbying effort is downplaying religious violence
Why US lawmakers say Nigeria’s $9m lobbying effort is downplaying religious violence
Zambians mocked Ghanaian president's outfit, but here's the history they missed: Video
Zambians mocked Ghanaian president's outfit, but here's the history they missed: Video
US arrests suspect in 2012 Benghazi consulate attack, Bondi says
US arrests suspect in 2012 Benghazi consulate attack, Bondi says
How Epstein’s network extended into Kenya, Tanzania, Somalia, other African countries
How Epstein’s network extended into Kenya, Tanzania, Somalia, other African countries
Clashes intensify in remote east Congo, challenging US mediation
Clashes intensify in remote east Congo, challenging US mediation
Trump says US retains right to 'militarily secure' Chagos airbase
Trump says US retains right to 'militarily secure' Chagos airbase
Why Kagame accuses the world of treating Congo as a ‘spoilt child’
Why Kagame accuses the world of treating Congo as a ‘spoilt child’
Activists plan new, bigger flotilla to try to bring aid to Gaza
Activists plan new, bigger flotilla to try to bring aid to Gaza
Why Uganda could face action from the Commonwealth over post-election abuses
Why Uganda could face action from the Commonwealth over post-election abuses
Morocco evacuates 143,000 people in northwest as flood precaution, interior ministry says
Morocco evacuates 143,000 people in northwest as flood precaution, interior ministry says
How Tanzania is using Dubai summit to reset global image after election turmoil
How Tanzania is using Dubai summit to reset global image after election turmoil
Malnutrition reaches famine levels in two more areas of Sudan's North Darfur, monitor says
Malnutrition reaches famine levels in two more areas of Sudan's North Darfur, monitor says
A youth-led digital movement is reshaping how Africa talks about mental health
A youth-led digital movement is reshaping how Africa talks about mental health
All 166 kidnapped churchgoers now rescued in northern Nigeria, Christian group says
All 166 kidnapped churchgoers now rescued in northern Nigeria, Christian group says
Cape Town mayor considers running for leader of key South African coalition partner
Cape Town mayor considers running for leader of key South African coalition partner
UN rights chief appeals for $400 million as crises mount and funding shrinks
UN rights chief appeals for $400 million as crises mount and funding shrinks
Nigeria deploys troops after 170 killed in deadly Kwara village attack
Nigeria deploys troops after 170 killed in deadly Kwara village attack
South Africa's trade minister heads to China, seeking duty-free export access
South Africa's trade minister heads to China, seeking duty-free export access
Maduro ally Saab arrested in Venezuela, US official says; lawyer denies it
Maduro ally Saab arrested in Venezuela, US official says; lawyer denies it
Tunisian police arrest member of parliament who mocked president
Tunisian police arrest member of parliament who mocked president
MSF says airstrike hit its hospital in South Sudan's Jonglei state
MSF says airstrike hit its hospital in South Sudan's Jonglei state
How fake coffee in Vietnam could disrupt Uganda’s $2.5bn coffee trade
How fake coffee in Vietnam could disrupt Uganda’s $2.5bn coffee trade
Tanzania Roundup: Diabetes crisis, drones in farming, life under US raids
Tanzania Roundup: Diabetes crisis, drones in farming, life under US raids
Why Uganda has declared two foreign nationals persona non grata
Why Uganda has declared two foreign nationals persona non grata
Why Uber has pulled out of Tanzania after nearly a decade
Why Uber has pulled out of Tanzania after nearly a decade
‘Africa is poised to rule the world,’ Botswana President Duma Boko says: Video
‘Africa is poised to rule the world,’ Botswana President Duma Boko says: Video
Fifteen migrants die after boat collides with Greek coast guard vessel off island of Chios
Fifteen migrants die after boat collides with Greek coast guard vessel off island of Chios
