Africa
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...
Ghana and Ivory Coast Are Building a Cocoa OPEC. Can It Finally Make Africa the Price Maker, Not the Price Taker?
Chocolate prices are soaring in shops around the world, yet in the cocoa fields of West Africa, the mood is one of deep...
Egypt Accuses Referees of Bias After Stunning Collapse Against Argentina as FIFA Hits Back
The Egyptian Football Association has broken its silence over what it believes was biased and unfair officiating during Egypt’s 3-2 round of 16...
France vs Morocco: More Than a Quarterfinal, It Is a Reckoning With History
A day before France and Morocco meet in the World Cup quarterfinals in Foxborough, Massachusetts, fans of both teams gathered outside the Boston...
Zimbabweans Divided as Mnangagwa Signs Law Extending His Presidency to 2030 and Scrapping Direct Elections
Zimbabwe is a country divided. A day after President Emmerson Mnangagwa signed into law a set of constitutional amendments that will extend his...
Water Returns to Bamako After Sabotage of Power Line Left Mali’s Capital Dry for Days
Tap water has been restored to Bamako after several days without supply, following sabotage to a high-voltage electrical line that knocked out power...
UN Report Finds Markers of Genocide in Sudan as RSF Atrocities Spread to New Cities
The United Nations has warned that a new report by its Fact-Finding Mission for Sudan provides further evidence that atrocities being committed by...
WHO Cancer Report Reveals a Brutal Truth: Where You Live Determines Whether You Survive
A new World Health Organization report has laid bare one of the most troubling inequalities in global health: the chance of surviving cancer...
Dangote-backed mega oil refinery to be built in Kenya
A 700,000-barrel-per-day oil refinery backed by Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote will be built in Kenya, with the East African nation’s coastal county of...
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Senegal’s Faye plans to form his own political party
President Bassirou Diomaye Faye is set to launch his own political party, marking a significant shift in Senegal’s political landscape and deepening the...
Nigeria to investigate tech firms over news content use
Nigeria’s Federal Government has directed the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) to investigate major global technology companies and generative AI platforms...
