Gaza cease-fire talks to resume in Cairo
CIA chief, Qatari premier and foreign minister also to participate in talks
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Morocco opens Ivory Coast’s largest mosque
Muslims make up around 40 percent of the population in Ivory coast, and are concentrated in the country’s north.
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Senegal new government promised radical reforms
Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko unveiled his government made up of 25 ministers and 5 junior inisters. President Bassirou Diomaye approved the cabinet list.
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Sierra Leone declares emergency over drug abuse
President Bio said a taskforce would be set up to implement a multi-pronged strategy to combat drug and substance abuse.
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7 soldiers killed in Boko Haram attack in Nigeria
Since 2015, the organization has also carried out attacks in Cameroon, Chad and Niger, the country’s border neighbors.
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Africa’s progresses marred by persistent challenges
The benefits of Africa’s economic growth have not been uniformly distributed
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African nations advance transparent elections, Ghana sets standard
Ghana’s peaceful and transparent elections in 2020 stand out as a beacon of democracy. What will happen in 2024?
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Senegal marks 64 years of independence
President Faye conducted the troop review before greeting the heads of the country’s institutions.
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Why is Botswana threatening to send elephants to Germany?
In March, Botswana’s wildlife minister threatened to send 10,000 elephants to Hyde Park in London so the UK could “have a taste of living alongside them”.
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Women rights activists react to DRC first female PM
Women rights activists in the DR Congo have congratulated President Felix Tshisekedi for appointing Judith Suminwa as the first female prime minister in their country.
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