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Controversy surrounds Ghana’s unpassed anti-LGBTQ law/in /by
A demonstration was held in Accra, Ghana, on Tuesday to call for the approval of the anti-LGBT law.
Biden postpones trip to Germany and Angola to monitor Hurricane Milton/in /by
"I just don't think I can be out of the country at this time,"
Jordan’s diplomatic efforts aimed at halting Israeli aggression/in /by
During a visit to Egypt on Tuesday, Jordan's foreign minister pointed out that his country's primary goal is "to stop Israeli aggression towards Lebanon." Ayman Safadi made these comments while meeting with his Egyptian counterpart, Badr Abdelatty, for discussions.
Anger as search for DR Congo shipwreck victims grinds on/in /by
Everyday since the tragedy on October 3, dozens of people wait at the port of Kituku, a few hundred metres from where the boat sank for news about their family members who are still missing
Weekly deportation: Dominican Republic sends back 11,000 Haitians/in /by
On Tuesday, the Dominican Republic announced that it has deported or repatriated almost 11,000 Haitians over the past week.
Mozambique elections: Frelimo poised to retain power/in /by
Mozambique is set to see 17 million voters participate in the elections on October 9, which will decide the composition of 250 members in parliament and provincial assemblies.
Kenya’s National Assembly backs impeachment of VP Gachagua/in /by
44 Kenyan MPs voted against his destitution and 1 MP abstained. If the Senate backs the motion too, Gachagua would become the first deputy president to be impeached since the new constitution was adopted in 2010.
Rabat named World Book Capital for 2026/in /by
Home to the third largest international book and publishing fair in Africa, Rabat will kick off the year of celebrations on 23 April 2026, on World Book and Copyright Day.
President Paul Biya’s continued absence in Cameroon sparks health concerns/in /by
President Paul Biya's absence from public events, both locally and internationally, has caught the attention of many Cameroonians, with questions now lingering about his whereabouts.
Zambia signs deal with China for its first cholera vaccine plant/in /by
Zambia has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with China to establish the country’s first cholera vaccine manufacturing facility.