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Burkina Faso: Francis Kéré receives 2024 Crystal Award for social change at WEF
World-renowned architect and 2022 Pritzker Prize recipient Diébédo Francis Kéré has been honored by the at the 30th Annual Crystal...
Read moreDetailsNiger’s return to democracy in light of global geopolitical competition
France's Macron has supported ousted President Mohamed Bazoum and declined to acknowledge the new Nigerien government. The junta has not...
Read moreDetailsAfrica creates 15 million jobs, but poor working environment increases
Some 15 million Africans got jobs last year, a new International Labour Organisation’s (ILO) report shows. Yet 148 million African...
Read moreDetailsFormer South African president Zuma wants to return to power to ‘fix things’
Former South African president Jacob Zuma has expressed his desire to return to power to “fix things” that have worsened...
Read moreDetailsBenin issues “Red List” to combat false information
Bénin Check, an organization promoting fact-checking within the Beninese press, is taking action to combat misinformation at a time when...
Read moreDetailsTshisekedi secures a second term as DR Congo president: lessons and challenges
The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), one of the African nations with large quantities of valuable raw minerals, is...
Read moreDetailsWhat is South Africa up against in leading a new military force in the DRC?
The security situation in the eastern DRC has deteriorated in recent months, and criticism has been raised against the UN force, Monusco, which was...
Read moreDetailsThe conservation success story of Rwanda’s mountain gorillas
Rwanda's mountain gorilla population is making a remarkable recovery after decades of facing threats from humans. Once endangered due to...
Read moreDetailsDR Congo: Belgian election observer commits suicide in Kinshasa
A Belgian IT expert present in Kinshasa to support the European mission observing the Congolese elections committed suicide on Friday...
Read moreDetailsTrade regulations and climate change: The new WTO policy instruments could hurt Africa
For some African countries, redirecting subsidies from fossil fuel industries to renewable energy may not provide an apparent advantage. A...
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