World condemns deadly terrorist attack in Nigeria
The UN, Germany, Turkey and the African Union condemned a terrorist attack in Nigeria’s Kwara State that killed at least 170 people.
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The UN, Germany, Turkey and the African Union condemned a terrorist attack in Nigeria’s Kwara State that killed at least 170 people.
World condemns deadly terrorist attack in Nigeria Read More »
Congo-Brazzaville President Denis Sassou Nguesso has announced he will seek another term in elections scheduled for March.
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Rwandan President Kagame says tensions with Congo are about security threats and not minerals or territory.
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The last group of Christians abducted during church attacks in northern Nigeria in January has been released, officials said.
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Nearly 60,000 refugees in Malawi’s overcrowded Dzaleka camp risk life-threatening hunger as UN food aid funding is set to expire by June.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Turkey’s growing cooperation with Egypt is strengthening trade, investment and regional stability.
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Oil majors are expanding offshore exploration in West and Southern Africa, driven by promising geology, reforms, and the need to replace declining assets.
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South Africa has joined Afreximbank as its 54th member, securing an 8 billion dollar programme to support trade and industrial growth.
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Ethiopia’s efforts to exit default face delays after official creditors blocked a bond deal, prompting bondholders to consider legal action.
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Senegal is facing growing public anger over allegations that a Chinese firm used expired materials in sanitary pads, claims the company denies as investigations continue.
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