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The Fragile Fabric of African Trade: AGOA at a Crossroads As the sun rises on the bustling markets of Nairobi and the…
The Fragile Fabric of African Trade: AGOA at a Crossroads As the sun rises on the bustling markets of Nairobi and the…
The government of Liberia is dialing up its fight against illegal drug use by enforcing a sweeping ban on hookah in both…
The Nigerian armed forces, as part of Operation Hadin Kai, recently dealt a significant blow to terrorist factions, obliterating over 35 militants…
The head of Ethiopia Electric Power, Asheber Balcha, recently expressed concerns over Egypt’s actions regarding the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), the…
The recent arrest of five individuals in Lesotho for the illegal trade of pelargonium has revealed significant flaws in the government’s capacity…
A faction of lawmakers determined to unseat Speaker Fonati Koffa has stirred up some serious debate by electing a new Speaker, all…
In Malawi, Dzaleka—the nation’s sole refugee settlement—has begun to receive financial support to alleviate the repercussions of the El Niño weather phenomenon.…
According to reports from UN agencies, a staggering statistic reveals that one out of every four individuals in the Democratic Republic of…
In a recent address, President Filipe Nyusi, who is nearing the end of his current term, urged for a constructive dialogue aimed…
Archbishop Thabo Makgoba, the Anglican Primate of Southern Africa, has issued a cautionary note suggesting that we may see an uptick in…
Former president John Mahama, who’s now the presidential hopeful for the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), has leveled sharp critiques against President…