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Missing french tourist found dead after two-day desert search
The body of a French citizen has been found in northeastern Chad after two days of search efforts in the Sahara Desert, authorities announced on Friday.
Senegal navy patrol boat capsizes, three sailors missing
The Senegalese navy has launched a large-scale search operation to locate three sailors who went missing after their patrol boat capsized in poor weather conditions.
Nigeria: Date set for presidential election
Nigeria announced on Friday that it will hold the vote on February 20 next year, with a staggered timetable for legislative elections the same day. The vote is expected to see President Bola Tinubu seek another term.
Madagascar requests international help after cyclone devastation
At least 38 people were killed when a cyclone slammed into Madagascar's second-largest city this week, authorities said Thursday, as Mozambique braced for the storm's arrival
Senegal university crisis: Student bodies suspended after deadly unrest
Senegal's largest university said Thursday it had suspended student associations after violent demonstrations over scholarship payments turned deadly.
2 Nigerians fighting for Russia found dead in Luhansk after drone strike
The bodies of two Nigerians fighting for Russia have been found in eastern Ukraine, the country’s authorities said Thursday.
Mali: Exiled Imam calls for peace in Sahel region
On Thursday, exiled Malian imam Mahmoud Dicko Dicko urged an end to the jihadist violence engulfing the Sahel countries, insisting, ‘we must find a solution for the entire sub-region’.
Inside Africa’s micro-grid boom: A new model for electricity access
Access to electricity in Africa was a central topic at the recent World Governments Summit in Dubai. While hundreds of millions of Africans still live without power, new solutions are emerging, particularly around solar-powered micro-grids.
Ukraine: Mass Russian drone strike hits Odesa port and energy sites
Mass Russian drone strikes hit Ukraine’s Odesa region overnight, killing one and injuring six, damaging port and energy sites and disrupting basic city services.
Benin’s lovers less row-mantic as apps replace waterway rendezvous
On the 'Lover's Canal' in Ganvie, a lake village in Benin, love can flow in unusual ways. Long a place for chance encounters, this stretch of water has over the years become a favoured meeting spot for young men and women in search of a soulmate