Tunisia’s main Western donors expressed concern on Tuesday over President Kais Saied’s move to dissolve a body tasked with upholding judicial independence after he seized wide…
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David Everatt, University of the Witwatersrand Statistics South Africa has embarked on its once-a-decade process to count all people in the country – including non-citizens. Census…
To protect the budget from rising global wheat prices, Egypt may replace a popular bread subsidy with cash payments for the poor, but domestic inflation and…
The European Union plans to impose travel bans and asset freezes on five members of Mali’s junta following a failure by the military rulers to hold…
https://www.youtube.com/embed/mtLXQGi9Kq4 It has taken three years but finally, the border closure between Rwanda and Uganda has been lifted and trade can commence the two East African…
The much-anticipated trial on the killing of Thomas Sankara,Burkina Faso’s influential leftist leader murdered more than three decades ago, has been suspended as a result of…
President Macky Sall’s party has conceded defeat in the city of Dakar and the southern town of Ziguinchor in local elections widely seen as a test…
There are fears a coup might have occurred in Burkina Faso after soldiers revolted on Sunday, shooting in several barracks across the country with President Roch…
Guinea’s junta set up an 80-member council Saturday to act as parliament as the country transitioned to elections following a September coup that ousted President Alpha…
Senegal votes in municipal and regional elections on Sunday, amid political tensions over whether President Macky Sall will seek a third term in the nation long…