Follow-ups
Follow-ups on Africa-related topics, and the latest events from Qiraat Africa and its sister publications.
Mali arrests, Niger site seizure rattle Western miners
The arrest of mining executives in Mali, threats by Burkina Faso's junta to strip permits and the seizure of a...
Read moreDetailsKey takeaways from US President Joe Biden’s trip to Angola
During his three-day trip, US President Joe Biden met with Angolan President João Lourenço - who since taking office seven...
Read moreDetailsGerman project reinvents 1884 Berlin Conference to mull legacy of colonialism
Activists, artists and academics brought together by German cultural project Dekoloniale gathered in Berlin on Friday, 140 years after European...
Read moreDetailsEAC deploys experts to combat mpox outbreak
For the first time, the East African Community (EAC) is operationalising its Rapidly Deployable Expert (RDE) Pool in response to...
Read moreDetailsIvory Coast’s Wautabouna Ouattara takes up third Sub-Saharan Africa seat on IMF executive board
Ivory Coast's Wautabouna Ouattara has become the third director for Sub-Saharan Africa on the International Monetary Fund's executive board as...
Read moreDetailsCôte d’Ivoire: Ex Portuguese PM wins Houphouet Boigny Prize
Former Portuguese Prime Minister António Costa was named the 2024 UNESCO – Felix Houphouet-Boigny Peace Prize winner on 16 October....
Read moreDetailsFacts about the candidates in Botswana’s national election
Botswana holds a national election on Oct. 30, with President Mokgweetsi Masisi favourite to win a second term against three...
Read moreDetailsWho are the presidential candidates in Mozambique 2024 elections?
Mozambique will hold presidential and parliamentary elections on Oct. 9, marking the end of President Filipe Nyusi's two-term tenure. The...
Read moreDetailsCAF president Motsepe says too many games ‘not good for football’
Top-level footballers playing too many games will have a damaging effect on the sport in future, the Confederation of African...
Read moreDetailsUS supports two permanent UN Security Council seats for Africa
The United States supports creating two permanent United Nations Security Council seats for African states and one seat to be...
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