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Category: Africa
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Sudan’s Famine Nightmare: War Pushes Millions Toward Starvation After 1,000 Days
Civil conflict blocks aid in Darfur and Kordofan, leaving 21 million acutely hungry as women and children face unimaginable risks Millions teeter on famine’s edge in Darfur and Kordofan as…
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South Africa Tavern Massacre Death Toll Climbs to 10 Amid Gun Violence Surge
Gunmen in Minibus Storm Bekkersdal Pub Near Johannesburg, Killing Patrons in Latest Shebeen Bloodbath Fueling Calls for Tougher Firearm Controls A mass shooting at a tavern in South Africa’s Bekkersdal…
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Nigeria Frees 100 Kidnapped Children Amid Ongoing Crisis at Catholic School
Triumph in rescue operation overshadowed by captivity of over 150 students and teachers, spotlighting persistent security threats in vulnerable regions . Nigeria has recently made a significant breakthrough in its…
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Africa’s Dairy Industry Booms with Steady Growth and Rising Investment in 2025
Leading producers like Egypt, Kenya, and South Africa drive milk output growth amid efforts to boost local production, modernize supply chains, and reduce import reliance across the continent. Africa’s dairy…
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Guinea-Bissau Army Officers Seize Power in Coup Amid Election Dispute
Military arrests President Embaló, suspends electoral process, and closes borders after gunfire rocks capital following contested presidential vote. On November 26, 2025, army officers in Guinea-Bissau seized power in a…
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Over 300 Students and Teachers Abducted in Nigeria’s Most Severe School Kidnapping
Armed gunmen raid St. Mary’s Catholic School in Niger State, kidnapping 303 students and 12 educators, sparking national crisis and intense rescue efforts. Over 300 Nigerian students and 12 teachers…
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Why Rwandan Gospel Artistes Are Embracing Kiswahili: A New Wave in East African Worship Music
From Local Roots to Regional Reach—How Kiswahili Gospel is Expanding the Influence and Spiritual Connection of Rwandan Artists Across East Africa and Beyond Rwandan gospel artistes are increasingly tapping into…
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Tragedy in Haiti’s Northeast: Young Man Kills Father Amid Worsening Mental Health Crisis
A Stark Reminder of Haiti’s Urgent Need for Mental Health Services as Social and Political Turmoil Exacerbates Psychological Distress The recent tragic case of a young man killing his father…
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Brooklyn Haitian Women Launch Caribbean’s First Feminist Fund to Empower Women’s Leadership
The Fund for Haitian Women Aims to Raise $1 Million by 2026 to Support Gender Justice, Local Expertise, and Community-Driven Solutions Amid Haiti’s Crisis The Brooklyn Haitian community has made…
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DR Congo and M23 Rebels Sign Historic Framework for Peace in Qatar
Doha Agreement Marks a Major Step Toward Ending Years of Conflict in Eastern Congo Through Diplomatic Dialogue and Confidence-Building Measures The Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo) and the M23…
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Malian Authorities Suspend Two French Broadcasters
Government Cites Unverified Reports Amid Security Concerns Malian media authorities, specifically the country’s High Authority for Communication (HAC), have suspended two major French broadcasters, LCI and TF1, until further notice….
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US Surpasses China as Africa’s Largest Foreign Investor in Landmark Shift of Economic Influence
The United States has overtaken China as Africa’s largest foreign direct investor for the first time since 2012, marking a significant shift in the continent’s investment landscape and geopolitical dynamics….
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