Sahel Coups: Democracy’s Failures or Generational Revolt?
A series of military takeovers in Africa’s Sahel region has ignited fierce debate about governance, legitimacy, and the future of […]
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Ondo Court Sentences Duo to Death for Armed Robbery, Impersonation
A Nigerian court has handed down death sentences to two men convicted of armed robbery and impersonating security personnel during
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Ramaphosa at SADC 45th Summit, TICAD9: Boosting Regional Growth
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is set to participate in two high-profile international summits this month, underscoring the nation’s diplomatic
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Fake Doctor Performs Fatal Surgery in Liberia, Murder Charge
A Liberian man faces murder charges after allegedly posing as a licensed physician and performing a fatal surgery at an
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Beyond Empty Dialogues: The Real Work of Rebuilding After Conflict
A national dialogue initiative aimed at addressing societal divisions has drawn sharp criticism from observers who question its effectiveness and
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Sudan’s War: How Displaced Women Redefine Economic Roles
In the midst of Sudan’s devastating conflict, a quiet revolution is unfolding in Uganda’s Kiryandongo refugee camp, where displaced Sudanese
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Alleged Bribery Derails Liberia’s Biometric ID Project
Liberia’s ambitious biometric identification project, intended to modernize national security infrastructure, has been thrown into turmoil following allegations of corruption
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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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Mogadishu 60-Year-Old Birth Hoax Exposes Viral Misinformation
A viral social media story claiming a 60-year-old woman gave birth in Mogadishu has been debunked after an investigation revealed
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Sudan War Ravages Pastoralism, Agriculture, Deepens Crisis
Sudan’s ongoing conflict, now entering its second year, has plunged the nation into one of the world’s most severe humanitarian