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Libya's largest museum reopens for first time since Gaddafi's fall

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Somalis are not fleeing weakness; they are fleeing wars others engineered. Their resilience is a story the world keeps trying to bury and keeps failing to erase.

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Secretary of State Marco Rubio's comments come after the US had accused Rwanda of fueling instability and war in the region.

Experts discuss the role of language in Africa's ties with rest of world

It is part of efforts to facilitate dialogue and knowledge sharing between cultures in Africa and Europe.

Libya's largest museum reopens for first time since Gaddafi's fall

The Red Castle museum, Libya's largest, was closed in 2011 during a NATO-backed uprising against Muammar Gaddafi.

Fields to classrooms: How Africa's focus shaped Doha Forum agenda

The 23rd Doha Forum spotlighted Africa's drive to recast agriculture as a tool for wealth-creation rather than just poverty alleviation.

Kenya eyes Istanbul Airport blueprint to modernise Nairobi's JKIA

Why Nigeria crushing the coup in Benin was a double-edged sword

Salah returns for Liverpool in win over Brighton

Two goals by forward Hugo Ekitike ensured the win over and lifted Liverpool to sixth position in the table.

OPINION

The Somali nomad code: A tree that bears fruit is the tree people stone

Somalis are not fleeing weakness; they are fleeing wars others engineered. Their resilience is a story the world keeps trying to bury and keeps failing to erase.

Kennedy Chileshe

The frontier generation: How Zambia's youth are redesigning the nation's future

Göktuğ Çalışkan

Mali: How Bamako is regaining control of its gold

By Hafsa Abdiwahab Sheikh

Djibouti: A small African country with an outsized diplomatic clout

By Mursel Dogrul

Why ties with Türkiye matter in the evolution of PM Sanae Takaichi’s ‘new’ Japan

The Somali nomad code: A tree that bears fruit is the tree people stone

Somalis are not fleeing weakness; they are fleeing wars others engineered. Their resilience is a story the world keeps trying to bury and keeps failing to erase.

Kennedy Chileshe

The frontier generation: How Zambia's youth are redesigning the nation's future

Göktuğ Çalışkan

Mali: How Bamako is regaining control of its gold

By Hafsa Abdiwahab Sheikh

Djibouti: A small African country with an outsized diplomatic clout

By Mursel Dogrul

Why ties with Türkiye matter in the evolution of PM Sanae Takaichi’s ‘new’ Japan

AFCON 2025 Preview: Which nations stand out as champions?

From 21 December, African heavyweights such as Morocco, Senegal, Ivory Coast, Egypt, Cameroon, Nigeria, and Algeria will clash in pursuit of the African Cup of Nations.

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