South Africa to phase out captive-bred lion hunting
Conservation groups celebrate a major victory as South Africa outlaws captive lion breeding for hunting purposes.
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Ministry bypasses federation in naming new Cameroon coach
Cameroon’s Football Federation is at odds with the Ministry of Sports over the appointment of Marc Brys as the new national team coach.
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Dozens killed in DRC rebel attack on village near Uganda border
Rebels linked to the Islamic State group launch a deadly attack in eastern Congo, killing at least a dozen civilians and setting a hospital on fire.
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Ex-rebel highlights challenges of leaving militias in CAR
A UN-backed program in CAR disarms rebels but struggles to keep them from rejoining militias.
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Morocco showcases Cuban art, heritage
Morocco’s Mohammed VI Museum presents a groundbreaking exhibition – “Cuban Art: On the other side of the Atlantic.
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Ghana to hike cocoa farmgate price by 50 pct
To address smuggling and share profits from the global cocoa price boom, Ghana announces a significant increase in farmgate prices for cocoa farmers.
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Caledonia seeks AfDB for $250 Million Zimbabwe gold mine
Caledonia Mining, aiming for Zimbabwe’s biggest gold mine, seeks funding from African development banks for its $250 million Bilboes project.
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Senegal’s new leader orders audit of oil, gas and mining sectors
Senegal’s newly elected leader, Faye, announces an audit of the oil, gas and mining sectors, aiming to ensure transparency in resource management.
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UN: Disease, hunger hit DRC prisons, over 100 dead in 2024
A UN official revealed critical conditions in Democratic Republic of Congo’s prisons, with over 100 deaths in 2024 attributed to overcrowding, disease, and insufficient food.
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Patients suffer as Kenyan doctors’ strike persists
Kenyan doctors continue their strike, rejecting a government offer on salary arrears and trainee doctor hiring.
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