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Vote counting underway in Guinea-Bissau referendum that could expand presidential powers

Nigeria’s economy expands by 4.4% in Q2

Calm returns to Niger’s capital one day after failed army mutiny

More than 6,000 people infected with Ebola in Congo, government figures show

UNESCO recognition boosts efforts to preserve Sao Tome’s historic plantations

Niger says it regains control of airbase after soldiers mutiny

Zambian opposition leader Mundubile charged with treason, lawyer says

Tanzania’s ruling party picks new candidate for vice president

China tells citizens to leave Taiwan-allied Eswatini
Analysis
Is Zambia’s Economy Rebounding Under President Hakainde Hichilema?

Refinery rivalry: billion‑dollar oil projects expose East Africa’s long‑running regional tensions

Zambia’s chaotic but decisive election: government demonstrates strength, democracy shows weakness

Why African countries must rethink how they grow their economies

Beyond the Outbreak: How Ebola Reshaped East & Central Africa’s Economies

What Happens After Dandora? Kenya’s Green Transition Faces Its Hardest Test

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

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

Sixty-Six Years On, the Promise of Somali Independence Remains Unfulfilled.
Studies

A study shows wind and solar projects in Kenya and South Africa don’t always benefit the communities that host them

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

Schooling is the most severely affected by conflict when children are the target – Study

Pensions for Botswana’s elderly are expanding, but care services are lacking—study follows 20 years

60 new cosmic structures have been discovered by South Africa’s MeerKAT telescope, which is mapping previously unseen gaps between galaxies

Coup contagion? A rash of African power grabs suggests copycats are taking note of others’ success

One in three South Africans have never heard of AI: what this means for policy

Social Media as a Catalyst for the Spread of Dangerous Wealth Ritual Myths

Overcoming Education Barriers for Young Mothers in Sub-Saharan Africa
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Zumbi dos Palmares (1655-1695): Afro-Brazilian leader of the great Palmares Quilombo

Léon M’ba (1902-1967): First president of independent Gabon

Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah: President of Namibia

Ahmadu Bello (1910-1966): Nigerian statesman

Paul Biya: President of Cameroon

Al-Hajj Salim Suwari (fl. c. 13th–15th century): West African Soninke Islamic scholar

Strive Masiyiwa: Zimbabwean businessman and philanthropist

Diébédo Francis Kéré: Burkinabé-German architect

Herbert Wigwe (1966-2024): Nigerian banker and businessman
History

Lower Valley of the Omo, Ethiopia

Sudano-Sahelian style mosques, northern Côte d’Ivoire

Taï National Park, Côte d’Ivoire

Medinas, the Historic Sultanates of the Comoros

Aldabra Atoll, Seychelles

Le Morne Cultural Landscape, Mauritius

Mount Nimba Strict Nature Reserve, Guinea and Côte d’Ivoire

Sangha Trinational, north-western Congo Basin

Kasubi Tombs, Kampala, Uganda
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Al-Hajj Salim Suwari (fl. c. 13th–15th century): West African Soninke Islamic scholar

Al-Hajj Salim Suwari (fl. c. 13th–15th century): West African Soninke Islamic scholar

Al-Hajj Salim al-Suwari, a Muslim scholar and jurist from the Soninke ethnic group, is considered one of the most important ...

The Jakhanke of the Senegambia

The Jakhanke of the Senegambia

The Jakhanke are distributed today across several major countries, maintaining strong kinship ties. In Senegal, they are concentrated in the ...

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