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How has Niger fared one year after change of government?
A year since the military overthrew Mohamed Bazoum's government, Niger seems to have mixed feelings about returning to civilian rule based on what many consider a flawed 'Western-style democracy'.
Why Africa's traditional sports deserve an Olympic stage
The continent is a treasure trove of traditional sports that need structure and proper global promotion to join the expanding list of Olympic disciplines, a few of which are making their debut at the Paris Games.
Nonohou: Midwife on a mission for violence-free childbirth
This Beninese lawyer by training and midwife by passion combats obstetric violence through a self-funded NGO that raises awareness about safe childbirth practices and the rights of pregnant women.
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Türkiye's strategic embrace of Africa: It's win-win, not exploitation
Türkiye's deepening ties with the African continent are driven by a strategic blend of economic interests, diplomatic initiatives and cultural diplomacy.
Harambee: Why this Kenyan tradition of giving is facing a crisis
The age-old practice of collective responsibility and contribution rooted in the Kenyan ethos has come to be misused by some, putting even public fundraising for legitimate purposes under the scanner.
Why death penalty for army deserters in DRC is a thorny topic
Capital punishment to military deserters in the DRC has reignited the debate on whether falling back on the death penalty is the proper deterrent to an offence whose underlying cause remains unaddressed.
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Drug prices in Nigeria have spiked as a result of inflation and the country's currency exchange value against the dollar plummeting, forcing many to take recourse to unapproved traditional alternatives and adulterated or fake medicines
Ibrahim Adjagbe: 'My deafness does not define who I am'
From someone who thought he was the only deaf person in the world to reconciling with his condition and building a career in sports management, Ibrahim Adjagbe is now a role model for many
How one art historian is helping revive an African tradition in India
The Siddi community has lived in the Indian state of Karnataka for centuries. Now an art lover is trying to save its dying quilt tradition.
Why mandatory military service is a dilemma in Africa
Many African countries have made military service mandatory as part of measures to combat terrorism, but the legitimacy of the measure and its relevance continue to be debated.
Can Africa tackle spiralling youth unemployment?
Youth employment in Africa has failed to keep pace with the continent's demographics and increased literacy, spawning a new generation of desperate educated young people.