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Mystical beliefs are fueling Senegal’s illegal big cat trade/in /by
Lions are the national emblem of Senegal and are considered auspicious by many of its citizens. This has lead to hunting of lions to create protective talismans, threatening the future of the big cats which are critically endangered in West Africa.
Kenyan MP charged with forging University certificates/in /by
Prosecutors claim Koimburi forged his high school certificate and two university course participation certificates
South Africa’s budget postponed amid coalition dispute/in /by
National Assembly Speaker Thoko Didiza told lawmakers that such a postponement had never occurred in the past 30 years. The budget is now expected to be tabled on 12 March.
Cairo dog cafe offers space for owners and pets to hang out together/in /by
The Dog Cafe, opened in 2022, is believed to have been the first of its kind in the Egyptian capital.
Egypt builds support for counter plan for Gaza’s reconstruction/in /by
Cairo's plan which has been presented to Arab countries and European diplomats is a response to that of the US, which aims to remove Gaza's 2 million people with no right of return, to pave way for reconstruction
Migrant groups say racist attacks increase in German city/in /by
Magdeburg is located in the former communist east, an area where the far-right and anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has its highest support.
African leaders create fund to provide cheaper debt/in /by
The facility, known as The African Financial Stability Mechanism (AFSM) will be managed by the African Development Bank (AfDB), Reuters reported Tuesday
Doctor expects Pope to get better in the next few days/in /by
Carmelo D’Asero, who is not a member of Francis's medical team, said that the new antibiotic therapy could start to work within three to four days.
WHO says cases of deadly strain of mpox continue to spread worldwide/in /by
Multiple African countries report community transmission of the virus and travel-associated cases have come up in several countries outside the continent.
UN issues alarm over surge in human rights abuses in Sudan/in /by
The report on Sudan issued by the UN Human Rights Office (OHCHR) said the continued and deliberate attacks on civilians and civilian objects, as well as summary executions, sexual violence and other violations and abuses