Rwanda receives US migrants in deportation deal
Rwanda has received its first group of migrants deported from the United States, marking the initial phase of an agreement […]
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Nigerian Men Sentenced to Prison for $520,910 COVID-19 Unemployment Fraud
Three Nigerian Men Sentenced to Prison for COVID-19 Unemployment Fraud Scheme A United States federal court has sentenced three Nigerian
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Africa Faces Uncertainty as AGOA Nears Expiration Amid Trump’s Policy Shifts
African Nations Face Uncertainty Amid AGOA Expiration and Regional Instability The African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), a cornerstone of
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Africa Faces Humanitarian Crises, Election Tensions, and Diplomatic Fallout
Africa Faces Multiple Challenges as Tensions Rise in Several Countries The African continent is experiencing a surge in tensions, with
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South Africa Rejects US Land Seizure Claims Amid Trade Dispute
South Africa has strongly rebuffed a U.S. State Department report alleging the government is enabling land seizures targeting white farmers,
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U.S. Sanctions Target Conflict Minerals in DR Congo, Armed Groups
The United States has imposed fresh sanctions on armed factions and commercial entities profiting from conflict minerals in the eastern
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U.S. Sanctions DRC Groups, Firms Over Conflict Minerals
The United States has announced sanctions targeting armed factions and commercial entities involved in illegal mining operations and the trade
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Trump’s Grant Policy Shift Impacts African Research Collaboration
A recent U.S. executive order reshaping federal grant policies has raised concerns about its potential to disrupt decades of scientific
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US Proposes $15K Visa Bond to Curb Overstays, Sparking Criticism
The U.S. State Department has unveiled a controversial proposal requiring travelers from certain countries to pay bonds of up to
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Lesotho Secures 15% US Tariff Cut, Textile Relief Amid Talks
Lesotho’s government has welcomed a reduction in U.S. tariffs on its exports from a threatened 50% to 15%, though officials