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Zambia and Congo reopen their border after resolving a trade dispute/in /by
“The Zambian party informed the Congolese party that the border will be reopened, to allow the free movement of people and goods between the Democratic Republic of Congo and the Republic of Zambia,”
Sierra Leone’s president uses UN Security Council presidency to urge more seats for Africa/in /by
“Africa cannot wait any longer,”
From Paris to Los Angeles: How the city is preparing for the 2028 Olympics/in /by
The city will become the third in the world to host the games three times as it adds to the storied years of 1932 and 1984. Here's a look forward and back in time at the Olympics in LA
World elephant day: advocating for the future of elephants/in /by
Communities worldwide celebrated World Elephant Day on Monday , raising awareness about the protection of elephants from various threats.
Senegal PM visits Mali for first time since his election/in /by
Sonko's visit is a part of diplomatic efforts led by Senegal to convince junta-ruled Mali to return to Economic Community of West African States
Imane Khelif and Kaylia Nemour return from Olympics to a warm welcome in Algeria/in /by
The Algerian gold medalist in women's welterweight boxing flew back to the gas-rich North African nation's capital Monday afternoon along with other Olympic medalists, including gymnast Kaylia Nemour and runner Djamel Sedjati.
US official says Sudan talks will go ahead despite army staying away/in /by
Talks brokered by the United States and Saudi Arabia are due to begin on Wednesday. The RSF has confirmed it will attend. A Sudanese government delegation met over the weekend with U.S. officials in Jeddah in an attempt to have the military attend Wednesday, but no breakthrough was achieved
Guinea’s draft constitution made public, limiting leaders to two terms/in /by
Due to be voted on before the end of the year, it is expected to pave the way for elections and a return to constitutional rule.
Kenya cult leader Paul Mackenzie on trial for manslaughter/in /by
A Kenyan cult leader, Paul Mackenzie, has gone on trial for manslaughter following the deaths of more than 400 of his followers in what is considered one of the deadliest cult tragedies in history.
Tanzania detains opposition leaders over youth day meeting/in /by
Police accused Chadema's youth wing of seeking to promote unrest and violence. The party said over 400 people were in detention. Despite relaxing restrictions on political parties, opposition leaders says violations have increased in the run upto the 2025 election