Morocco eyes future of EV
With a focus on speed, infrastructure, and attracting major carmakers, it’s become Africa’s top car exporter.
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South Africa enacts universal healthcare despite opposition
President Ramaphosa signs a new law for universal healthcare in South Africa, aiming to tackle inequalities despite opposition. Learn about the implications.
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Ex-CBN boss faces charges for naira printing, funds
Godwin Emefiele, former head of Nigeria’s central bank, is on trial for allegedly printing money illegally and misusing government funds.
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Last Rwanda genocide suspects confirmed dead
The International Court for Rwanda (ICTR) confirms the deaths of the last two fugitives wanted for the 1994 genocide.
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Egypt’s ambitious city project with $14B fuels development
Egypt’s development plans for Ras El-Hekma receive a significant boost with an additional $14 billion from the UAE.
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Gaza aid pier ready for launch, Pentagon confirms
The US military-built Gaza aid pier, costing $320 million, faces delays due to bad weather but is expected to be operational soon, aiming to enhance humanitarian access amidst ongoing conflict.
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Nigerian atheist’s sentence reduced on appeal
A Nigerian appeals court reduced Mubarak Bala’s blasphemy sentence from 24 to 5 years. Bala, a self-proclaimed atheist, was convicted for online posts criticizing Islam.
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South Sudan on brink of famine as millions face food insecurity
Millions in South Sudan are on the brink of famine due to a complex crisis of climate change, economic hardship, and ongoing conflict.
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Senegal halts coastal construction in Dakar for two months
The new government has halted construction in Dakar to investigate permits and prioritize public access to beaches.
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Children among casualties in latest DRC rebel attack
A suspected ISIS-linked rebel group has attacked a village in the Democratic Republic of Congo, leaving 11 civilians dead.
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