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Mozambique vote protests hit traders

Mozambique vote protests hit traders

As the vegetable sellers and importers fret about their business, they also fear that worse is to come.

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Sahel Alliance says split from Ecowas 'irreversible'

Sahel Alliance says split from Ecowas 'irreversible'

Ecowas is due to hold a summit on Sunday where leaders had hoped to find a solution to keep the three countries from leaving.

AU chairperson candidates push for permanent UN Security Council seats

AU chairperson candidates push for permanent UN Security Council seats

The three are seeking to convince most African countries before the February election to succeed African Union Chairperson Moussa Faki.

Live Updates: Israel gives ultimatum to Palestinians in northern Gaza to flee

Live Updates: Israel gives ultimatum to Palestinians in northern Gaza to flee

Israel's genocide in Gaza — now in its 435th day — has killed at least 44,875 Palestinians and wounded 106,454 others. In Lebanon, Israel has killed 4,047 people since October 2023 and keeps breaching the November 27 truce deal.

Sudan: Paramilitary forces attack main hospital in el-Fasher city

Sudan: Paramilitary forces attack main hospital in el-Fasher city

Images from the scene show debris scattered over hospital beds and damaged ceilings and walls, according to activists.

Türkiye ready to mediate between Sudan, UAE - Erdogan

Türkiye ready to mediate between Sudan, UAE - Erdogan

Recep Tayyip Erdogan expresses Ankara’s desire to ensure peace in Sudan and to prevent it from becoming area of foreign intervention.

Rwanda bids for Formula One hosting rights

Rwanda bids for Formula One hosting rights

President Kagame says the aim is to return the sport to Africa to enhance economic growth, tourism, and global visibility.

Namibia opposition parties allowed to inspect voting data

Namibia opposition parties allowed to inspect voting data

The parties say access to the data will enable them to consider whether to launch proceedings concerning the validity of the elections.

Niger suspends BBC for 'spreading false news'

Niger suspends BBC for 'spreading false news'

The suspension of the BBC by Niger follows the British broadcaster's reporting of an attack in the country.

Life

'I want to be Tanzania's first woman hot air balloon pilot'

'I want to be Tanzania's first woman hot air balloon pilot'

Sabina: Losing her voice shaped what her art speaks

Sabina: Losing her voice shaped what her art speaks

Ogallo: Kenyan body artist creating ‘walking libraries’

Ogallo: Kenyan body artist creating ‘walking libraries’

Attiéké: Côte d'Ivoire's dish rises to global status

Attiéké: Côte d'Ivoire's dish rises to global status

How lending one's voice can be a lucrative profession

How lending one's voice can be a lucrative profession