Unprecedented trial for apartheid atrocities opens in South Africa
A judge has approved the trial of two apartheid-era police officers for their involvement in the 1982 assassination of three
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Ancelotti refuses to discuss future after talk of rift with Madrid board
Carlo Ancelotti has eluded speaking about his future after recent reports that again linked the Real Madrid coach with a move
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Air Algeria starts flights to Nigeria
Abuja becomes the 25th African destination served by Algeria's flag carrier...
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Africa’s trade winds shift amid tariffs, reforms, and regional tensions {Business Africa}
Trump’s Tariffs Shake African Economies as Nations Seek Alternatives while Namibia’s First Female President Sets Bold Economic Agenda: Trade reforms,
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Central African opposition leads mass protest against Touadéra’s third-term bid
The Republican Bloc for the Defense of the Constitution (BRDC) has vowed to keep up the pressure, promising more protests
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23:25
Hungary withdraws from top war crimes court as Israel’s Netanyahu visits
Netanyahu's visit to Hungary, which is scheduled to last until Sunday, was only his second foreign trip since the ICC
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Plane lands at Heathrow as airport resumes limited operations following fire
At least 1,350 flights to and from Heathrow were affected, flight tracking service FlightRadar 24 said, and the impact was likely to
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South Africa eyes trade expansion amid diplomatic rift with U.S.
The diplomatic tension escalated earlier this week when U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio declared South Africa’s ambassador to Washington,
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Ghanaian peacekeepers empower women in unity state through vocational training
The Ghanaian peacekeepers’ commitment to community engagement extends beyond vocational training. Their peacebuilding efforts also include providing veterinary care to
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NGOs sue Bollore for corrupt dealings in Africa port concessions
The organizations from Togo, Guinea, Ghana, Ivory Coast and Cameroon united contend that Bollore's group obtained business by bribing local leaders.
