Ghana pushes for faster debt restructuring talks
Ghana aims to fast-track debt restructuring talks with bondholders to secure IMF funds and overcome its worst economic crisis.
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Kenya releases starvation cult victims’ bodies after year
Kenyan authorities begin releasing bodies of victims from a doomsday cult, a year after discovering mass graves, raising questions about security lapses and the leader’s motives.
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Kenya hotel blast kills 4, including police officers
A deadly explosion ripped through a Kenyan hotel near the Somali border, killing four people including police.
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Libyan oil minister suspended amidst legal investigation
Facing a legal inquiry, Libya’s oil and gas minister from the Government of National Unity has been suspended from work.
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Bitcoin breaks records, stocks mixed on rate cut bets
New exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are fueling a surge in Bitcoin demand.
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Nigerian military blames intel for hindered anti-kidnapping efforts
General Musa says bad intelligence and vast forests make it difficult to stop the armed gangs.
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Haiti’s transition stalls as power vacuum deepens
Haiti grapples with gang violence and a power vacuum as a transitional council struggles to choose a leader.
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Zambia agrees to $3 billion debt restructuring deal
Zambia’s government announces a milestone agreement, restructuring $3 billion of international bonds in a debt restructuring deal with private creditors.
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Despite danger in Sudan, volunteers keep soup kitchens running
As Sudan’s war rages, community kitchens become lifelines. Dedicated volunteers risk their lives to deliver food to families trapped in the fighting.
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Faye emerges as front-runner in Senegal’s presidential race
Senegal’s election sees opposition candidate Bassirou Diomaye Faye emerging as the frontrunner, offering voters profound change and left-wing pan-Africanism.
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