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Tunisia’s Tabarka Jazz Festival Returns After Six Years Away and the Coral Coast Is Alive Again
After six years of silence, one of North Africa’s most celebrated music events has returned. The Tabarka Jazz Festival, first launched in Tunisia...
Civil rights veterans see history repeating after high court guts Voting Rights Act
Civil rights veterans in the United States say history is repeating itself after a new ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court further weakened...
Sonangol Reports Strong Financial Performance With 2025 Net Profit Above $750 Million
Angola’s state-owned national oil company reported a robust financial result for 2025, posting a net profit exceeding $750 million, according to company figures...
Instant payment system Pix poised to capture half of Brazil’s e-commerce market by 2028
Brazil’s instant payment system Pix is on track to capture half of the country’s e‑commerce transactions by 2028, according to a new study...
Uganda Votes in Tense Election Seen as Test of Museveni’s Enduring Grip on Power
Ugandans went to the polls on Thursday in a highly charged national election widely viewed as a critical test of President Yoweri Museveni’s...
Nigerian stars dominate All Africa Music Awards
Nigerian artists secured a string of victories at the 9th All Africa Music Awards (Afrima), which concluded in Lagos on Sunday night. Global...
Regional Troops Bolster Benin After Failed Coup as West Africa Confronts Rising Instability
About two hundred West African soldiers, primarily from Nigeria and Ivory Coast, have been deployed to Benin to reinforce national security in the...
Uganda and the United States Sign a New Health Cooperation Agreement
Uganda and the United States have signed a two point three billion dollar bilateral health cooperation agreement that is set to reshape health...
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Funding Cuts Threaten Africa’s Gains in Disease Prevention and Public Health
Reductions in international health funding are raising concerns about Africa’s ability to sustain progress in the prevention and control of infectious and noncommunicable...
Expanding Kogi’s Road Network Drives Economic Growth and Regional Connectivity
Investments in road infrastructure across Kogi State are improving connectivity, supporting economic activity and strengthening access to essential services, highlighting the role of...
