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The Christian Association of Nigeria has announced that the number of abductees from St. Mary’s School in Niger State has risen to 315, including...
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Mali: The “Month of Hostages” Reveals a Parallel War Economy, With Gains for Multiple Parties
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International media reported that George Desmond Kamurasi had been chosen as king after a life that took him from London’s football pitches to prison...
Libya’s Government of National Unity Minister of State for Displaced Persons and Human Rights, Jamal Abu Qrein, met leaders and prominent members of the...
Diverging trucking rules limit the benefits of regional trade corridors, leaving landlocked economies facing obstacles they cannot overcome through domestic reforms alone. Removing tariffs...
Ojo Ayaninuola was not accustomed to seeing people walk through his cocoa farm in Akure, southwestern Nigeria, recording coordinates and drawing its boundaries on...
The Christian Association of Nigeria has announced that the number of abductees from St. Mary’s School in Niger State has risen to 315, including...
Senior officials from the United States and Ukraine, along with national security advisers from France, the United Kingdom, and Germany, will meet in Geneva...
The White House has accused South Africa of using its G20 presidency to undermine the group’s core principles, following the adoption of a climate-change...
Guinea-Bissau is holding its presidential election this Sunday, in a fiercely contested race between incumbent President Umaro Sissoco Embaló, seeking a second term, and...
Two well-placed sources have confirmed that Canadian mining giant Barrick Gold and the government of Mali have reached a preliminary verbal agreement to resolve...
The United Nations peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO) has reported that at least 89 civilians were killed in attacks...
The armed group JNIM (Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin) has called on all segments of the Malian population to “rise up” against the current government...
Leaders of the Group of Twenty convened in Johannesburg as the United States boycotted the summit, chaired by South African President Cyril Ramaphosa. Talks...
A senior U.S. official has revealed that the Biden administration is considering sanctions and potential military engagement against Nigeria as part of a plan...
Niger’s government has suspended the activities of hundreds of humanitarian and development organisations, both local and international, due to their failure to publish mandatory...
