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UK is finalising Chagos deal with Mauritius

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In recent years, the UK has come under growing pressure from United Nations bodies to return the islands and in 2022, the previous Conservative government began negotiations over the sovereignty of the territory.

Survivors still being found from Myanmar earthquake

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The same publication also reported two teenagers were able to crawl out of the rubble of the same building to where rescue crews were working, using their cellphone flashlights to help guide them.

Africa: CMOC Delivers Record-Breaking 2024 Results, Enters World's Top 10 Copper Producers

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[35Nord] CMOC Group Limited (CMOC) has announced on March 21st fullâ€'year 2024 results, marking a new chapter of industry leadership with record highs in revenue, profitability, production and sustainability performance.

Carlo Ancelotti to stand trial on tax fraud charges

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Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti will stand trial on tax evasion charges in Spain on Wednesday (2nd April).

Burkina faso's junta grants amnesty to 21 soldiers convicted in failed 2015 coup

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In December, Burkina Faso’s Justice Ministry announced that approximately 1,200 people convicted in connection with the coup attempt would be eligible for pardons starting in January 2024.

Nigeria's spectacular horse parade closing Ramadan

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In the city of Dutse, thousands filled the streets to celebrate a centuries-old festival.

European Commission president says EU has "strong plan" against new US tariffs

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On the eve of an expected new round of sweeping tariffs announced by US president Donald Trump, president of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen has said that the EU "holds a lot of cards" and that the bloc had a "strong plan" against the new measures.

A burnt-out shell - BBC visits Sudan's capital after the army's victory

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Our correspondent enters Khartoum just days after Sudan's army recaptured it from the Rapid Support Forces after a six-month offensive.

Beyond Aid: How Africa Can Weather Global Funding Cuts

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A sustainable funding model through climate solutions

UK finalising Chagos deal with Mauritius, says No 10

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Government sources have indicated that the agreement will not need further approval from the US.

Digital Payments Economy In Africa Is Expected To Reach $1.5 Trillion By 2030 According To New Report

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Mastercard commits to powering the continent’s growth, delivering meaningful scale and tangible impact

Africa Energy Bank Gains Momentum with Capital Contributions from Nigeria, Angola and Ghana

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In a significant development for Africa's energy sector, Nigeria, Angola and Ghana have fulfilled their capital commitments toward establishing the Africa

Rwanda: New High Court Chamber President Tasked With Restoring Judiciary's Good Image

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[New Times] After the recent dismissal of Rusizi High Court Chamber's president Djuma Habimana due to service-delivery failures, a new president was on Tuesday, April 1, sworn-in with a directive "to restore the image of the judiciary" in the area.

Somalia: Plane Crash At Mogadishu's Aden Adde Airport, UN Staff Among Survivors

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[Shabelle] Mogadishu -- A plane crash occurred today at Mogadishu's Aden Adde International Airport after the aircraft experienced a technical failure, the head of the Somali Civil Aviation Authority, Ahmed Moalim Hassan, confirmed.

Somalia: UN Confirms Aircraft Makes Emergency Landing in Mogadishu

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[Shabelle] Mogadishu -- A United Nations aircraft in Somalia today executed a successful emergency landing in Mogadishu after detecting a landing gear malfunction.

Kenya: KRA to Simplify Paye Returns for Msmes

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) is working on simplifying the Pay As You Earn (PAYE) filing system that discourages MSMEs from submitting returns.

Eritrea: Promoting Traditional Eritrean Dishes for the Fasting Seasons

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[Shabait] Traditional Eritrean foods and drinks are part of the rich cultural heritage of the people. They have been in existence for centuries although they might have undergone changes over time.

Kenya: The Value of Increasing Public Sector Skills in the Age of AI

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[Capital FM] In an era where digital transformation is reshaping every facet of our lives, Kenya's public sector stands at a critical juncture.

South Africa: Three Common Myths About U.S. Funding Cuts to South Africa

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[spotlight] There is no shortage of myths about the cancellation of US foreign assistance. This includes the widely held misconception that PEPFAR is exempt from US aid cuts and the belief that grant terminations are just taking place in South Africa. Many of these falsehoods have been reinforced by US and South African officials. Spotlight and GroundUp dissect some of the most popular misconceptions.

Zimbabwe charges dozens for taking part in protests against President

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Organizers say the protests are against a campaign by President Emmerson Mnangagwa ’s supporters for him to extend his rule beyond 2028, when his second and final term ends

Pics of the day: April 01, 2025

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Africanews focuses on the most striking images of the day's news.

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