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Weeks after M23 rebels seized Goma, residents are adjusting to a new reality. While some services continue, public support appears coerced as the...
Sam Nujoma, a freedom fighter and the founding president of an independent Namibia, has died. He led his country to independence from apartheid South...
From Ghana to Namibia, recent appointments of women to top political positions have been encouraging. But with more women in significant roles, are...
A major leak in the small Central African nation has exposed deeper issues of consent, exploitation and public glorification of those involved. The...
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November 2 marks two years since the end of the brutal conflict in Ethiopia's Tigray region. The Pretoria agreement was meant to restore peace in...
November 2 marks two years since the end of the brutal conflict in Ethiopia's Tigray region. The Pretoria agreement was meant to restore peace in...
November 2 marks two years since the end of the brutal conflict in Ethiopia's Tigray region. The Pretoria agreement was meant to restore peace in...
Illegal small-scale gold mining, or "galamsey," is devastating Ghana's environment and harming its people. Government efforts to end it fall short...
Illegal small-scale gold mining, or "galamsey," is devastating Ghana's environment and harming its people. Despite the government's promises to end...
A staggering 60% of African youth are considering leaving their home countries due to corruption. Many of them believe graft leads to a downward...
A staggering 60% of African youth are considering leaving their home countries due to corruption, something many of them believe leads to a...
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After 15 grueling years, justice has prevailed in Guinea with the conviction of ex-leader Moussa Dadis Camara. But despite the verdict, the battle...
A cease-fire set to begin on August 4 has been reached between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda after more than two years of fighting in...
Nigerians are gearing up for nationwide protests this week, drawing inspiration from youth-led movements that have shaken the Kenyan government and...
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