Dozens die after torrential rain hammers Congolese capital
Kinshasa is prone to soil erosion and the president warned the climate crisis is making flooding worse.
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Outcry over emir’s summons prompts U-turn from Nigerian police
The emir of Kano is one of Nigeria’s most respected traditional leaders but there is a tussle for the throne.
Thousands attend funeral of Malian star Amadou Bagayoko
The blind musician, who helped bring Malian music to the world in the 2000s, died last week aged 70.
US cancels visas for South Sudanese over deportation dispute
The African nation is “taking advantage” of the US by not accepting its citizens, says the top US diplomat.
Zimbabwe to scrap tariffs on US goods as it faces 18% Trump levy
President Mnangawa says he wants improved relations, days after Donald Trump said the US would impose an 18% tariff on Zimbabwe.
Emerging Deep Tech Innovations: Africa’s Quiet Revolution in Technology
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The World is Tired: The Global Rejection of Americanism
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