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Still We Rise: Artworks From The Ifa Lethu Foundation And SABC Art Collections

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The Ifa Lethu Foundation of South Africa is proud to spearhead another landmark event in the country.This October, it will partner with the SABC as they come

AGOA’s Sunset: A Strategic Setback For U.S.-Africa Trade And Critical Mineral Supply Chains

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The Expiration of AGOA

Africa: UNEP Warns 1.5°c Overshoot Now Inevitable As World Misses Paris Climate Targets

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- A new UN Environment Programme (UNEP) assessment warns that the world is still far from meeting the Paris Agreement goals, with global warming projections showing only marginal improvement despite new national pledges -- leaving the planet on course for a dangerous escalation in climate risks.

Morocco declares public holiday to mark UN approval of its Western Sahara plan

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Morocco controls much of Western Sahara, although part of it is controlled by a pro-independence movement.

Winners Of 2025 AWIEF Awards Announced as Nigerian Energy Leader Audrey Joe-Ezigbo Receives Prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award

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 The Africa Women Innovation and Entrepreneurship Forum (AWIEF) hosted a spectacular celebration of African women’s excellence at the 2025 AWIEF Awards,

Africa’s Digital Backbone: Why Fibre And Subsea Cables Matter More Than Unicorn Valuations

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Written by Ethel Cofie, 

Tanzania: Tanzania's Instability Could Harm Trade in Southern Africa

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[DW] The political unrest in Tanzania could potentially disrupt key trade routes and the landlocked economies in southern Africa that rely heavily on the East African country's ports for essential imports.

Uganda-born Zohran Mamdani to become New York City's first Muslim mayor

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The democratic socialist, who spent some of his formative years in South Africa, will be the first Muslim leader in the city’s history.

Nigeria: Patients Bear Brunt As Resident Doctors' Strike Enters Fourth Day

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[Premium Times] The strike, which began on 1 November, followed what NARD described as years of unmet demands and broken promises by the federal government.

Africa: All of Africa Today - November 5, 2025

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Project Amplify

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Nike in partnership with Dephy shapes the future of movement with their Amplify project.

Port closures in Tanzania threaten regional commerce

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Recent election unrest in Tanzania has created a chain reaction, severely disrupting vital trade routes across Southern Africa. The unrest led to

Sudanese allies resist RSF’s political recognition

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Sudanese armed groups allied with the national army have rejected any political settlement that treats the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) as

Qatar's emir condemns atrocities committed by paramilitary in Sudan

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There have been widespread reports of summary executions, massacres, sexual violence, and attacks on humanitarian workers by RSF fighters in al-Fashir.

'My skin was peeling' - the African women tricked into making Russian drones

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A BBC investigation finds evidence that young African women are being tricked into building Russian drones.

South Africa: Court Orders Govt to Implement Anti-Xenophobia Plan - South African News Briefs - November 5, 2025

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Africa: Ten Years After the Paris Agreement, the Super-Rich Are Widening the Emissions Gap and Putting World On Track for Catastrophe

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[Oxfam] In response to the UNEP Emissions Gap Report published today, Nafkote Dabi, Climate Policy Lead at Oxfam, said:

Nigeria: Senate Sets Up Panel to Probe Multi-Billion Dollars Railway Projects Under Buhari

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[This Day] . Akpabio: Those who allegedly mismanaged trillions of naira then, now plotting to return to power

Somalia: Fistula Care in Baidoa Provides Healing for Somali Women

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[MSF] When Faisa Idow went into labour with her first child, she sensed something was terribly wrong. The 23-year-old from a rural village in Somalia's Bay region endured several agonising days of obstructed labour before being taken to a nearby town for an emergency caesarean section.

South Sudan: Hunger and Malnutrition Deepen As Conflict and Access Constraints Persist in South Sudan

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[WFP] Juba, South Sudan -- The United Nations today warned that South Sudan continues to face a severe food and nutrition crisis, which is threatening to deteriorate further unless urgent humanitarian action is mounted. The latest Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) report, released today, projects that over half of the population--approximately 7.56 million people--will face crisis or worse levels of hunger during the 2026 lean season (April to July). Additionally, more than two million children are expected to

South Africa: Child Support Grant Must Be Increased to End Child Hunger, Report Says

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[GroundUp] The grant has reduced child hunger, but 1.2-million more children are short of food than in 2019

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