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[The Conversation Africa] Zambia, like many African countries, is facing a crisis over clean cooking fuel. Over 80% of the population still relies on polluting fuels like charcoal and firewood. This exposes families to toxic indoor air, deepens poverty and gender inequality, drives deforestation, and adds to climate change.

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[Nigeria Health Watch] Aisha Abdullah, a registered midwife, had just started her morning shift at a primary healthcare centre (PHC) in Gombe State. She was checking a patient's blood glucose level when she heard a loud voice calling out for her from the hallway. A pregnant woman had just arrived and was actively in labour.

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The US president told reporters he was not interested in restarting negotiations on Iran's nuclear ambitions.

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Succes Masra, former Prime Minister of Chad and leader of the opposition party Les Transformateurs, began a hunger strike after more than a month in detention.

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The US president told reporters he was not interested in restarting negotiations on Iran's nuclear ambitions.

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Succes Masra, former Prime Minister of Chad and leader of the opposition party Les Transformateurs, began a hunger strike after more than a month in detention.

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The family and the Zambian government have agreed not to go ahead with the burial until the case is decided.

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Thousands of Kenyans took to the streets of Nairobi on Wednesday to mark one year since deadly protests rocked the nation over tax hikes and

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Turkey is rapidly deepening its presence in West Africa, blending soft power with strategic investments to become a key player on the continent. The country’s

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Zambia and Angola are moving closer to launching the Lobito Corridor railway, a major infrastructure project that could reshape regional trade and food

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Eritrea is pushing to end the UN mandate of the Special Rapporteur investigating alleged human rights abuses in the country, a move that diplomats

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Russia is set to open its first embassy in South Sudan later this year, solidifying its diplomatic presence in Africa’s youngest nation. The move

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Africa made a major leap in renewable energy last year by doubling its new hydropower capacity, adding 4.5 gigawatts—thanks largely to Tanzania’s Julius

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In a dramatic turn of events, a South African court halted the burial of Zambia’s late President Edgar Lungu moments before the private ceremony was

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In Nairobi, Kenya, a rare harmony is unfolding between wildlife and the Maasai community living just south of the city’s famed Nairobi National

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Malaria continues to devastate Africa, claiming a child’s life every minute and draining billions from national economies. But a bold new solution is

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Across Africa, color isn’t just decoration—it’s a vibrant expression of heritage, identity, and resistance. From the geometric artistry of Ndebele

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Thousands of people march across the country against President William Ruto's government.

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Fears are rising that the global economy could be heading in a stagflationary direction – one where economic growth is weak and inflation high. Tensions in

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[African Development Bank (AfDB)] What: Launch of Country Diagnostic Studies on Gender and Renewable Energy

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Niger State and much of the northwest have suffered years of insecurity, with limited state presence and frequent attacks by both criminal gangs and Islamist militants. Efforts by the government to contain the violence have faced repeated setbacks, with troops often under-resourced