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West African bloc calls for Guinea-Bissau opposition leader’s release

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African entrepreneurs work in challenging environments, and others may benefit from the skills they have developed

Title: Ethiopia’s 2026 General Election: Progress, Challenges, and Implications

Senegal at a Political Crossroads: The Faye–Sonko Rivalry and the Future of Democratic Governance

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The promise and risks of Kenya’s ambitious new strategy to close refugee camps

Al Qaeda-linked militants curb their brutality in seized Malian territory

The Political Economy of Insecurity in Mali: Armed Groups, Resources, and State Fragility

Xenophobic Violence and Human Security in South Africa: Causes and Consequences

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Angola’s lengthy war shaped the way farmers utilised fire—why it matters

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The Digo people of Kenya and Tanzania

The Digo people of Kenya and Tanzania

The Digo people are a Bantu ethnic and linguistic group primarily inhabiting the Indian Ocean coastal strip of Kenya and ...

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