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South Africa: Invasive Mesquite Plants Do More Than Deplete Water Reserves - New Research in South Africa Shows They Damage Soil Too

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[The Conversation Africa] Mesquite (Neltuma juliflora), a woody plant native to parts of South America, was introduced into South Africa's drylands in the 1880s with good intentions.

Nigeria: Curious Kids - What Is the Smallest Thing in the Universe?

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[The Conversation Africa] Curious Kids is a series for children in which we ask experts to answer questions from kids.

Cote d'Ivoire: France Hands Stolen Colonial-Era 'Talking Drum' Back to Côte d'Ivoire

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[RFI] France has handed over the Djidji Ayokwe or "talking drum" back to Côte d'Ivoire after it was looted by colonial troops in 1916. Used by the Ebrie tribe to transmit messages, the drum is one of hundreds of objects France is preparing to repatriate to Africa.

CANEX Creations Inc. Invests in Feature Film Clarissa, Acquired for Worldwide Distribution by NEON

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CANEX Creations Inc. (CCInc), the intellectual property investment subsidiary backed by Afreximbank’s Fund for Export Development in Africa (FEDA), announced

Congo Presidential Election 2026 Africa24 Group Provides Comprehensive Coverage

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The Republic of Congo will hold its presidential election on March 15, 2026, a vote that represents a significant milestone in strengthening democratic

Italy: St Francis of Assisi's bones on public display for first time

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Hundreds of thousands of visitors expected to come see the 13th century friar's remains.

Vermont business owner reacts to Supreme Court decision striking down Trump’s tariffs

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The Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump’s far-reaching global tariffs on Friday, handing him a stinging loss that sparked a furious attack on the court he helped shape.

'Affront to humanity': Sudan slams Uganda for hosting RSF paramilitary boss

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Sudan accuses Uganda of flouting international law by meeting Rapid Support Forces boss Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo.

Somaliland offers US access to minerals as it pushes for recognition

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The breakaway region's minister of the presidency said it was also open to offering Washington military bases.

Africa: Africa's Regional Blocs Must Prevent a Silent Scramble for Critical Minerals

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[allAfrica] A new scramble for Africa is underway. It is not marked by warships or colonial flags, but by battery supply chains, green transition targets, and high-level trade delegations. The race is for lithium, cobalt, graphite, manganese, platinum group metals and rare earth elements -- the minerals powering electric vehicles, renewable energy systems and digital infrastructure.

Sudan's paramilitary RSF claims to have captured another town in Darfur region

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But several media are reporting the military and its allied Joint Forces as saying it had repelled Saturday’s attack on al-Tina near the border with Chad.

Zimbabwe roll-out of long-acting HIV prevention drug gets underway

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With clinical studies demonstrating near-total protection, lenacapavir has been described by some health officials as a turning point for high-risk groups.

Iran says it will not bow to pressure from United States over nuclear deal

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As talks on Tehran's nuclear programme continue, Washington is building up a large military presence in the region.

Uganda's Museveni holds talks with Sudan's RSF leader amid push to end war

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The Ugandan president reiterated his view that sustainable peace in Sudan can only be achieved through dialogue rather than military victory.

South Africa withdraws from Venice Biennale

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South Africa will not host a national pavilion at the 2026 Venice Biennale despite winning a court case over its choice of artist, ending a streak of

France returns sacred “talking drum” to Côte d’Ivoire

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France has returned the historic Djidji Ayôkwé “talking drum” to Côte d’Ivoire, more than a century after colonial troops seized the artifact in 1916. The

Five African cities best explored on foot

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Some of Africa’s most fascinating cities reveal their true character only at walking pace, where everyday details turn sightseeing into a richer experience.

Nollywood’s battle between art and audience

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A throwaway comment at a film festival has ignited an uncomfortable question: Does Nollywood think Nigerians are too “unthinking” for complex cinema? The

Traditional African foods could help fight diabetes

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New research suggests that traditional African foods could play an important role in managing diabetes by reducing harmful inflammation. A review of 46

Safari or Antarctica? Choosing the ultimate dream trip

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Travelers planning a once-in-a-lifetime adventure often face a tough choice between an African safari and an Antarctic expedition, two experiences that

How Abuja’s garden economy is transforming nightlife

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Abuja’s nightlife is being reshaped by a fast-growing “garden economy,” as outdoor restaurants and lounges transform the capital into a hub for open-air

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