As France grapples with another wave of urban unrest, the streets have become battlegrounds of unrestrained violence and destruction. With…
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Joseph Kabila’s bold shift to rebel leader shakes Congo’s fragile stability
On October 12, 2026, Joseph Kabila, former President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), made headlines by officially…
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Lyon’s late surge stuns Crystal Palace in Europa League breakthrough
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Mali’s street begging surge: a turning point in state responsibility or another failure?
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Niger’s military regime makes aggressive financial demands on China’s CNPC amid economic crisis
Turning point for Niger: junta’s 5 billion dollar ultimatum shakes China oil partnership The military-led government in Niger, led by…
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Niger’s defense surge: cash flood masks security strategy failures
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Mali’s refugee surge sparks debate: what lies ahead for displaced populations amid ongoing insecurity
The recent surge in displaced populations in Mali has ignited a fierce public debate, with over 322,584 refugees and asylum…
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Bamako visit by Ivory Coast spy chief: the fallout, the debate and what happens next
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Ghana’s mining oversight: reactions, fallout, and what comes next
Ghana, Africa’s leading gold producer, is tightening its grip on the mining sector. The government in Accra is moving to…
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West Africa reacts as five new ECOWAS court judges take office in Abuja
Five magistrates officially joined the bench of the Court of Justice of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS)…
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A deal that reignites an old argument When the transitional authorities in Niamey made national sovereignty and the rejection of…
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