Pix of the Day: May 5, 2025
A selection of the day's most moving images by Africanews...
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03:25
Tens of thousands of white South Africans seek U.S. asylum amid land reform fears
While some Afrikaners view this as an opportunity for a better future, others, including groups like AfriForum, argue that emigration
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03:25
African governments and armed groups: Paths to peace amid turmoil
Over the past three months, MONUSCO has provided continuous protection to the disarmed personnel in accordance with UN regulations. The
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12:22
Paris concert shines light on Congo’s ‘silent’ war
Over 20,000 people gathered at the Accor Arena for Solidarité Congo, a charity concert supporting children affected by war in
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13:24
South African orphanage rehabilitates injured predator birds
Birds of prey in South Africa are a vital part of the ecosystem, keeping pests under control. So when one
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12:25
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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10:20
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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06:26
Air Algeria starts flights to Nigeria
Abuja becomes the 25th African destination served by Algeria's flag carrier...
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16:25
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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07:20
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
