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Three lions were shot dead in Sudan after attempting to flee a paramilitary outpost.

Three lions were shot dead in Sudan after trying to escape from their enclosure inside a base of Sudan's feared paramilitary forces, an animal shelter official said Thursday. Named Leo, Renas and Amani, the felines were born two years ago...

The selling of green hydrogen might bring in $1.1 for Africa. – Document

A new report by the European Investment Bank says Africa could make $1.1 trillion from the sale and use of green hydrogen. It says harnessing Africa’s solar energy to produce 50 million tons of green hydrogen a year by 2035...

Somali journalists protest the government’s attempt to limit press freedom

Journalists in Somalia have denounced the latest media directive issued by the government. Last week the Somali authorities ordered all news outlets to submit content for approval before it goes on air. The decision follows recent warnings by the government against publishing al-Shabab content. The Somali government is currently engaged in a military campaign against al-Shabab extremists. Journalists claim...

IMF and Uganda reach a $240 million funding arrangement.

Uganda and the International Monetary Fund have reached an agreement for 240 million US dollars in financing. The IMF staff made the announcement Wednesday (Dec. 21). The deal on economic policies concludes the 2nd & 3rd reviews under the Extended...

King Mohammed VI receives Morocco National Team

His Majesty King Mohammed VI has received in the Throne Room at the Royal Palace in Rabat the members of the National soccer Team after their brilliant performance in the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022. This audience reflects the high...

The Wiriyamu Massacre in Mozambique occurred fifty years ago today.

On 16 December 1972, a village in northern Mozambique virtually disappeared from the map. Wiriyamu saw its inhabitants killed one by one at the hands of the Portuguese military, who invaded the territory during the colonial war. On the eve...

South Africa’s president tackles a scandal for his political future

The president of South Africa is fighting for his political future amid an unfolding scandal that has tainted his reputation as an anti-apartheid icon once widely admired for tackling the problems of Africa's most developed economy. Cyril Ramaphosa, 70, says...

Lack of physicians, medications, and even bandages in rural Niger clinics

Asked what's on her wish-list for her tiny clinic, Tchimaden Tafa starts to reel off a long string of items but doesn't reach the end, for another patient has come in, seeking her help. In Souloufeta, a village in the...

Shehu Sani cautions against begging the West as Akufo-Addo accepts an IMF loan.

Shehu Sani, a former senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria has reacted to Ghana’s president Nana Akufo-Addo’s recent advice to African leaders against begging from the west. He said the Ghanaian president cannot call on African leaders to stop...

US is “all in” on the region, Biden assures African leaders.

Africans can count on the United States. This was US President Joe Biden's message at the Business Forum that brought together political leaders and businessmen, in one of the many events of the Leaders' Summit being held in Washington. Biden...
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