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Somalia plans its first direct elections by 2026, but faces resistance from opposition groups and wary international partners ...
What kind of country are we if we put “investment” above human dignity and use “sovereignty” to excuse abandoning hospitality ...
Frameless, London’s first permanent immersive gallery, invites you not just to view art—but to step inside it.
In its annual report, Igad highlighted challenges in mediating the conflicts that have erupted in Sudan and persisted in ...
The US and European governments are separately adjusting their security postures, dispersing obligations among African ...
With Agoa ending soon, African nations may have to face the Trump administration alone when tariffs hit on August 1.
The shortage in parts has been driven by a lack of skilled labour and raw materials, amid a steep rise in air travel demand.
Historically, Kenya has rarely invoked anti-terrorism laws to suppress civil protests. Law enforcement has typically relied ...
Unesco spotlights Africa’s booming book industry—and the challenges of language, access, and trade that still shape its story ...
The lack of celebrations underscores how leaders have wasted public trust and oil wealth meant for peace and progress.