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Kenya: Cabinet Secretary Muturi criticises Ruto over abductions
The decision by the minister to openly take a swipe at President William Ruto exposes the level of public anger over the wave ...
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‘President Vila Nova violated the constitution,’ says ousted São Tomé PM Trovoada
Removed from his position as head of government on 6 January, São Tomé e Príncipe former prime minister Patrice Trovoada has ...
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Nigeria: Intrigues surrounding Lagos speaker Obasa’s removal
The ambition of Speaker Mudashiru Obasa to be the next governor of Nigeria’s commercial capital has all but ended after his ...
The Africa Report14h
10 African scholars to watch in 2025
African academic scholars at home and abroad are playing significant roles in guiding and influencing public policy, ...
The Africa Report14h
South Africa: 109 dead, and counting, as police try to force artisanal miners to surface
Hundreds, if not thousands, of miners have been trapped underground at a disused mine in South Africa for weeks as a police ...
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Despite Barrick’s woes, miners unlikely to quit the Sahel
The Mali junta is seizing control over its mineral wealth, perhaps freeing up cash to spend on Russian mercenaries. But how ...
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Making sense of the Ethiopia‑Somalia rapprochement
Somalia President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud’s recent visit to Addis Ababa is a major step towards de-escalation. But dangers lurk ...
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Côte d’Ivoire: Against Tidjane Thiam, who can Jean‑Louis Billon rely on?
The former minister of commerce is determined to seek the PDCI’s nomination for the October 2025 presidential election, ...
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Why MultiChoice, Africa’s pay TV champion, faces alarming losses
The South African group is seeing its revenues and subscriber base dwindle. A reversal of fortunes seems unlikely anytime ...