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Cameroon’s separatists celebrate ‘Ambazonian independence’
Despite the presence of Cameroon’s defence forces, English-speaking separatist groups once again celebrated 1 October in ...
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Tunisia’s Kais Saied: president on a ‘divine mission’
President Kais Saied, elected democratically before staging a power grab in 2021, is poised for re-election according to exit ...
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Zimbabwe: 10 things to know about Kirsty Coventry, shortlisted to head International Olympic Committee
One of the seven candidates up for the International Olympic Committee (IOC) president position is Zimbabwe’s Kirsty Coventry ...
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DRC: Is Tshisekedi going to change the constitution, hold onto power?
The issue of constitutional reform, which led to riots in 2015 and 2018, is once again on the agenda in the Democratic ...
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Cameroon’s Paul Biya is increasingly absent from global events
Paul Biya, the president of Cameroon, cancelled his attendance at the International Organisation of La Francophonie (OIF) ...
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With no help in sight, Ghana’s coastal farmers are drowning in salt
Salt water is killing crops. In the runup to COP, The Africa Report looks at how it is affecting farmers in Africa – in ...
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Citi sub‑Saharan head Akin Dawodu cautious on African ratings agency
Banking leader sees improved policies as well as focused climate, health, education and infrastructure finance as opening ...
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Madagascar prepares for first blue bond to fund climate resilience
Madagascar is laying the groundwork for its first blue bond, expected to launch within the next two years, according to ...
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Mozambique heads to the polls, Frelimo remain favourite
Impoverished Mozambique votes for a president and parliament in a tense mood Wednesday as jihadist violence stalls natural ...