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Pressure mounting on Britain to pay reparations for transatlantic slave trade/in /by
Pressure is growing on Britain to pay reparations to Commonwealth nations for its involvement in the slave trade. The government currently insists it will not pay.
Libyan Football Federation to challenge sanctions following cancelled match against Nigeria/in /by
Following the cancellation, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) awarded Nigeria a 3-0 victory and fined the LFF $50,000 (£38,500).
Animation dreams in Togo: Michel Ocelot inspires at the FIGA festival/in /by
Although challenges remain, animated film is moving toward a dynamic and promising future in Togo, driven by national creative potential. With increased support and proper structuring of the sector, the country could become a major player in animation.
Ghana presidential candidate Akua Donkor passes away/in /by
72-year-old Akua Donkor, one of only two female candidates in the election alongside Nana Frimpomaa of the Convention People’s Party (CPP), was diagnosed with abdominal complications on Saturday, October 26.
Former militia members seek peace and reintegration in DRC/in /by
At least six armed groups have already laid down their arms and chosen the path of reintegration, yet they claim to feel “abandoned by the government.”
SA presidency challenges minister on Ukraine visa deal/in /by
Officials say the Home Affairs minister jumped the gun and made the announcement before it was officially authorised by President Ramaphosa.
High turnout reported as residents of Botswana head to the polls in national election/in /by
According to Africanews correspondent Joel Kouam, turnout in Botswana's national election appears to be high, as voters head to the polls. President Mokgweetsi Masisi is seeking a second and final term in Wednesday's election. His main opponent is Duma Boko of the UDC party.
Residents in Botswana head to the polls, as Mokgweetsi Masisi seeks second term/in /by
Residents in Botswana are casting their ballots in the country's national election, in a vote that will determine if the ruling party lengthens its 58 years in power. President Mokgweetsi Masisi of the Botswana Democratic Party is aiming for a second term. His main opponent is Duma Boko.
Kenya’s supreme court reinstates 2023 finance law after appeals court nullification/in /by
The 2023 finance law, which included increased fuel taxes, a housing levy, and higher top income tax rates, triggered opposition-led protests and unrest, leading to over 60 deaths in June and July. In response, Ruto withdrew this year's bill, delaying an International Monetary Fund disbursement
Botswana goes to the polls as the country faces economic challenges/in /by
Citizens will be voting for for 61 seats in the National Assembly and 609 local council seats.