President Kagame seeks more votes as campaigns near end
Rwandans will vote Monday in an election that will almost certainly extend the long rule of President Paul Kagame,
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Africa
Brazil’s JSL eyes growth in Africa’s expanding markets
Brazil’s leading logistics company JSL is setting its sights on Africa after conquering Latin America.
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Turkish firm enhances Banjul port, elevating Gambia’s global standing
Albayrak Group modernizes Banjul port, Gambia. This investment will also provide the Sanyang region with a new modern port and create job opportunities for 5,000 people.
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The United Nations urges action against dust and sand storms
The United Nations General Assembly declared the years 2025-2034 as the United Nations Decade to Combat Sand and Dust Storms
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Guinea-Bissau and China strengthen ties in presidential meeting
Guinea-Bissau and China agreed to elevate bilateral relations to a strategic partnership.
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Major drug bust nets 365kg in Senegal
Senegalese customs intercepted a massive shipment of cocaine worth $48.3 million, marking the third major drug bust in the country since January.
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A Turkish firm initiates a $1 billion port project in Gambia
Albayrak Group, a significant player in port operations across Central Africa, is adding another major project to its portfolio.
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4,000 Rwandan troops operating in Congo with M23 rebels
UN report notes that Rwandan forces exert de facto control over M23 operations, thereby holding Rwanda accountable for M23’s actions.
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12 children killed in South Africa school minibus crash
Twelve schoolchildren and their driver were killed in South Africa on Wednesday when their minibus overturned and caught fire on a road in Gauteng province, officials said.
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South Sudan peace talks threatened by new security law
Last week, parliament voted in favour of the 2015 bill and President Salva Kiir will have to approve it within 30 days for it to become a law.
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