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Ebola, sovereignty and trust: What the Kenya–US quarantine dispute reveals about global partnerships

South African citizens launch aid campaign for foreign nationals amid xenophobic violence

Why is Africa paying the price of the climate crisis? New approach to a just climate architecture

Africa’s Uranium: Powering the world, lighting up nothing at home

The uranium extracted from the Shinkolobwe mine in Congo, was the core of the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Africa's wealth was turned into a weapon in someone else's war.

Ebola, sovereignty and trust: What the Kenya–US quarantine dispute reveals about global partnerships

South African citizens launch aid campaign for foreign nationals amid xenophobic violence

Why is Africa paying the price of the climate crisis? New approach to a just climate architecture

France withdraws diplomats from Burkina Faso

Anti-French sentiment has also been building for years, with protests calling for the withdrawal of French troops and an end to France's interference in the country’s affairs.

South Africa withholds funding for Johannesburg, dozens of municipalities over financial mishandling

Despite being in South Africa's wealthiest province, Johannesburg has grappled with municipal failures.

Intelligence agents foil Daesh terror attacks in seven Moroccan cities

Security forces recovered butane gas cylinders and pressure cookers, some filled with nails and others connected to an electrical wiring system.

Saba Saba: Police ban march on Kenya protest anniversary

A group called the Economic Justice Movement notified police of plans to hold a peaceful procession in Nairobi.

Ugandan farmers file lawsuit against UK-backed pipeline project

The claim alleges that the pipeline violates Uganda's Constitution and breaches the country's environmental and climate legislation.

African agriculture: Farm incomes set to rise in 10 years but gains at risk

A new report forecasts rising farm incomes across the globe, but for those on the front lines of agriculture in Africa, the promise of prosperity is shadowed by the ever-present threat of volatility.

Somali FIFA referee Artan: From US entry ban to global honours

How Türkiye’s model of mediation and defence outreach is advancing security in Africa

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Africa’s Uranium: Powering the world, lighting up nothing at home

The uranium extracted from the Shinkolobwe mine in Congo, was the core of the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Africa's wealth was turned into a weapon in someone else's war.

Ebola, sovereignty and trust: What the Kenya–US quarantine dispute reveals about global partnerships

South African citizens launch aid campaign for foreign nationals amid xenophobic violence

Why is Africa paying the price of the climate crisis? New approach to a just climate architecture

Africa’s Uranium: Powering the world, lighting up nothing at home

The uranium extracted from the Shinkolobwe mine in Congo, was the core of the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Africa's wealth was turned into a weapon in someone else's war.

Ebola, sovereignty and trust: What the Kenya–US quarantine dispute reveals about global partnerships

South African citizens launch aid campaign for foreign nationals amid xenophobic violence