Guinea-Bissau's president appoints new prime minister
Guinea-Bissau's president appoints new prime minister
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Ghana's finance minister made acting defence minister after fatal crash
Ghana's finance minister made acting defence minister after fatal crash
Ghana military helicopter crash kills defence, environment ministers and six other top officials
Ghana military helicopter crash kills defence, environment ministers and six other top officials
Ghana defence minister among eight killed in helicopter crash
Ghana defence minister among eight killed in helicopter crash
Islamist militants free Moroccan truck drivers held since January, Mali says
Islamist militants free Moroccan truck drivers held since January, Mali says
Senegalese fishing communities struggle in BP offshore gas expansion
Senegalese fishing communities struggle in BP offshore gas expansion
Tension in Ivory Coast as Ouattara seeks fourth term amid alleged opposition exclusion
Tension in Ivory Coast as Ouattara seeks fourth term amid alleged opposition exclusion
Flash floods kill 23, displace over 5,500 in Northeastern Nigeria
Flash floods kill 23, displace over 5,500 in Northeastern Nigeria
Mali ex-prime minister to stand trial over social media post, lawyer says
Mali ex-prime minister to stand trial over social media post, lawyer says
Senegal unveils recovery plan to rely on domestic funding
Senegal unveils recovery plan to rely on domestic funding
Sierra Leone chimp refuge shuts doors to tourists to protest deforestation
Sierra Leone chimp refuge shuts doors to tourists to protest deforestation
Africa is not a country: Debunking global misconceptions about a continent of 54 nations
Africa is not a country: Debunking global misconceptions about a continent of 54 nations
How a $20 chimp rescue sparked one of Africa’s most impactful wildlife sanctuaries
How a $20 chimp rescue sparked one of Africa’s most impactful wildlife sanctuaries
Why Ivory Coast’s Ouattara is running for a fourth term at 83
Why Ivory Coast’s Ouattara is running for a fourth term at 83
Al Qaeda affiliate has killed dozens of civilians in Togo this year, minister says
Al Qaeda affiliate has killed dozens of civilians in Togo this year, minister says
Ivory Coast President Ouattara in pole position for fourth term
Ivory Coast President Ouattara in pole position for fourth term
Ivory Coast president Ouattara to run for fourth term in October election
Ivory Coast president Ouattara to run for fourth term in October election
Ghana deploys soldiers to quell northern chieftancy dispute
Ghana deploys soldiers to quell northern chieftancy dispute
At least 652 children died from malnutrition in Nigeria in last six months, MSF says
At least 652 children died from malnutrition in Nigeria in last six months, MSF says
African leaders demand reparations for slave trade at Pan-African Parliament
African leaders demand reparations for slave trade at Pan-African Parliament
West Africa's security woes no longer France's concern, minister says
West Africa's security woes no longer France's concern, minister says
Senegal’s historic city of Saint Louis under threat from rising seas
Senegal’s historic city of Saint Louis under threat from rising seas
Ghana’s new recycling drive transforms communities in capital city
Ghana’s new recycling drive transforms communities in capital city
Mexico sees no reason for US to impose sanctions on airlines
Mexico sees no reason for US to impose sanctions on airlines
Who counts the votes now as Burkina Faso dissolves independent electoral body?
Who counts the votes now as Burkina Faso dissolves independent electoral body?
France ends permanent troop presence in Senegal
France ends permanent troop presence in Senegal
Analysis-Rise in Al Qaeda attacks revives spectre of West African caliphate
Analysis-Rise in Al Qaeda attacks revives spectre of West African caliphate
Nigeria's former leader Buhari to be buried on Tuesday, official says
Nigeria's former leader Buhari to be buried on Tuesday, official says
Nigerian former President Muhammadu Buhari dies in London
Nigerian former President Muhammadu Buhari dies in London
UN, Netherlands cancel LGBTQ event in Senegal after government warning
UN, Netherlands cancel LGBTQ event in Senegal after government warning
Nigeria says US pressuring Africa to accept Venezuelan deportees
Nigeria says US pressuring Africa to accept Venezuelan deportees
Exclusive-Mali military helicopter airlifts gold from Barrick-owned Loulo-Gounkoto
Exclusive-Mali military helicopter airlifts gold from Barrick-owned Loulo-Gounkoto
Gambia Roundup: Insults law invoked, Diaspora voting rejected again, Constitution reform falters
Gambia Roundup: Insults law invoked, Diaspora voting rejected again, Constitution reform falters
Gambia confirms U.S. pressure over Starlink license despite ongoing review
Gambia confirms U.S. pressure over Starlink license despite ongoing review
Trump sells shift from 'aid to trade' in White House meeting with African leaders
Trump sells shift from 'aid to trade' in White House meeting with African leaders
Ghana launches task force to curb gold smuggling losses
Ghana launches task force to curb gold smuggling losses
Liberia's Boakai apologises to war victims, honours slain presidents
Liberia's Boakai apologises to war victims, honours slain presidents
Why Gambia is moving to legally control cross-border livestock migration
Why Gambia is moving to legally control cross-border livestock migration
How fishing practices are killing Gambia’s turtles by the hundreds
How fishing practices are killing Gambia’s turtles by the hundreds
Nigeria Roundup: Dangote plastic recycling, Senator Natasha court contempt, healthcare fraud
Nigeria Roundup: Dangote plastic recycling, Senator Natasha court contempt, healthcare fraud
How defective cancer drugs are endangering lives in four African countries
How defective cancer drugs are endangering lives in four African countries
Nigeria’s top opposition leaders unite in biggest political realignment since 1999
Nigeria’s top opposition leaders unite in biggest political realignment since 1999
Seven killed during Togo protests, civil society groups say
Seven killed during Togo protests, civil society groups say
Nigeria set to rake in $500m from cement exports
Nigeria set to rake in $500m from cement exports
Congo gold miner says M23 rebels force staff to work without pay
Congo gold miner says M23 rebels force staff to work without pay
Togo soldiers break up protests against longtime leader
Togo soldiers break up protests against longtime leader
