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Senegal's Faye and Sonko: United by friendship and elections, divided by governance
The sacking of Senegal's Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko now casts uncertainty in the unity of the ruling party PASTEF, which sponsored President Bassirou Diomaye Faye's presidential candidature in March 2024.
Senegal's Faye and Sonko: United by friendship and elections, divided by governance
OPINION
opinion
By Nuri Aden
Two in five facing acute food shortage in Sudan: UN
Some 825,000 children are at risk of severe malnutrition in 2026, according to FAO, WFP and UNICEF
Two in five facing acute food shortage in Sudan: UN
Mountain bongos: Kenya's rare antelope making a comeback in the wild
Conservationists are working to ensure the animals can feed without human assistance, escape from predators, and build a strong immunity against diseases in the wild.
Mountain bongos: Kenya's rare antelope making a comeback in the wild
Women vegetable farmers confronting climate change in northern Benin
Women vegetable farmers are at the heart of agricultural production in Niaro, in northern Benin, but the impact of climate change has been undermining their efforts.
Women vegetable farmers confronting climate change in northern Benin
How Morocco employs technology and resilience in post-earthquake recovery
Morocco is counting on investments in technology and resilience to better understand and confront seismic risk after a devastating earthquake hit the North African country in September 2023.
How Morocco employs technology and resilience in post-earthquake recovery
Rare Bongo antelopes return to Kenya from Czech zoo
Bongos have been declared critically endangered due to poaching and diseases and there are less than 100 of them left in the wild.
Rare Bongo antelopes return to Kenya from Czech zoo