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AGOA’s Future: Challenges and Promising Alternatives {Business Africa}

As the African Growth and Opportunity Act AGOA Nears Expiration, African Nations Push for a 10-Year Extension Amid Changing Trade Dynamics and the Future of U.S.-Africa Relations.

France : humanitarian conference on Gaza

French President Emmanuel Macron called on Thursday for "working towards a ceasefire" between Israel and Hamas.

South African president deploys army to tackle illegal mining

The move follows a 2019 deployment under the same operation to combat gang violence in the Western Cape province.

France : conférence humanitaire sur Gaza

Le président français Emmanuel Macron a appelé jeudi à "œuvrer à un cessez-le-feu" entre Israël et le Hamas.

DRC: Former rebel leader Roger Lumbala soon to stand trial in France

Twenty years after the trauma, victims have left their villages to travel to France and tell investigators about the executions, rapes and looting they experienced during the murderous "Erase the board" campaign.

Angolan monarch of Bailundo visits Brazilian community of slave descendants

The King of the non-sovereign Angolan Kingdom of Bailundo visited a community living on the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro, on Wednesday (Nov. 08). The residents
constitute a 'quilombo', a community of self-emancipated slaves. In the Quilombo do Camorim ...

Madagascar: At least 16 injured in opposition protests as tensions rise ahead presidential

Wednesday’s umpteenth march by the opposition coalition Collectif des candidats saw the opposition lawmaker for Antananarivo's fifth constituency, Fetra Ralam/boza/fimbolo/lona, arrested for questioning by the police

Commando operation in Guinea: reward offered for the capture of the last fugitive

The Guinean authorities on Wednesday offered a reward equivalent to more than 54,000 euros for the capture of the last former top official under the dictatorship of Moussa Dadis Camara still outside after being released from prison on Saturday in a com...

Relief efforts two months after the earthquake in Morocco

Humanitarian organizations highlight the "comprehensive" response from the Moroccan government after the powerful earthquake on September 8 in the High Atlas

South Africa to miss 2030 emissions goal as it keeps coal plants burning

The country, ranking 11th globally in greenhouse gas emissions, plans to extend the operation of eight coal-fired power plants.