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Sudan: When Women Speak in Rhythm... Rap As a Space for Expression and Survival

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[Dabanga] Amsterdam -- In a musical world that for many years has been shaped by fixed stereotypes and social constraints, Sudanese female rappers have chosen to express themselves in search of a safe space. For them, rap is not merely a fast beat; it is a means of confrontation and a way of transforming fear and long-postponed questions into words and rhythms. It is also a vehicle for narrating personal and collective experiences of the body, identity, freedom, war, and everyday life in a country whose features are constantly

Sudan: Amani Al-Tawil - Sudan's Unity Is a Red Line, and the Islamists Are 'Weak' Without an Alliance With the Army

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[Dabanga] Amsterdam / Cairo -- Interview by Ashraf Abdelaziz for Radio Dabanga

South Africa: The Fight Against Femicide - Victories and Setbacks in 2025

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[IPS] Montevideo, Uruguay -- Hours before world leaders gathered in Johannesburg for the 2025 G20 summit in November, hundreds of South African women wearing black lay down in a city park for 15 minutes -- one for each woman who loses her life every day to gender-based violence in the country. The striking visual protest was organised by a civil society organisation, Women for Change, which also gathered over a million signatures demanding the government declare gender-based violence (GBV) a national disaster. Hours later, the

Nigeria: Afcon 2025 - How We Strategised, Defeated Tunisia - Chelle, Lookman

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[Premium Times] Nigeria defeated Tunisia 3-2 on Saturday at the African Cup of Nations.

Africa: Nigeria Joins AU, Jordan, Others to Reject Israel's Recognition of Somaliland

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[Premium Times] In a statement on Saturday, Nigeria said it "unequivocally" supports the sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity of Somalia.

Nigeria: Telecom Sector Shows Resilience Amid Tariff Hikes, Infrastructure Push

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[Leadership] Nigeria's information technology and telecommunications sector remained a critical pillar of economic activity in 2025, sustaining momentum despite inflationary pressures, foreign exchange volatility and rising operating costs.

Malawi: Years of Delays, Billions At Stake - Malawi's Public Infrastructure Projects in Crisis

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[Nyasa Times] A stark symbol of Malawi's continuing struggle with public infrastructure development stands incomplete in its commercial capital. The K6 billion Blantyre Police Complex, now three years past its December 2022 deadline, is only about 70% finished, symbolizing a nationwide pattern of costly delays that has persisted across multiple administrations and raised serious questions about accountability and fiscal management.

Nigeria: Major European Contractor Active in Nigeria Faces Multi-Billion-Dollar Legal Pressure Abroad

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[Premium Times] Tecnimont has an established presence in Nigeria, where it has been involved in refinery-related and energy infrastructure projects linked to fuel processing, downstream capacity and industrial upgrades.

Nigeria: The Strike On Terror in Nigeria

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[This Day] Any determined offensive to put an end to the crisis of insecurity is welcome

Nigeria: Recalling Ambassadors and Fighting Terrorism in Nigeria-U.S. Relations

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[This Day] Diplomacy is increasingly becoming more interesting in international relations in light of the challenges shaping the quest for a New World Order. When Professor Jean-Baptiste Duroselle of the Université de Paris theorised that 'tout empire périra,' that is, 'every empire shall perish,' he must have considered the cases of empires, like the United States under President Donald Trump, who does not appear to believe that an empire can perish or can be allowed to perish.

Nigeria: U.S. Airstrikes in Nigeria Prevented Potential Christmas Attacks - Congressman Moore

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[This Day] Abuja and Onuminya Innocent in Sokoto -- A United States congressman, Riley Moore, has stated that the US airstrikes in Sokoto State thwarted potential Christmas attacks by the radical Islamic terrorists in Nigeria, as witnessed in the past years when the terrorists carried out deadly strikes on Christians.

South Africa: Students Bring Sunshine and Gifts to Lonely Elders

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[Scrolla] Thomas More College pupils raised funds to pack 75 gift bags for residents at Jabulani Senior Citizens Residence. The Robin Hood Foundation delivered the treats to ensure the grandpas and grannies feel special this Christmas.

Nigeria: The Attack On Nigeria's Power Infrastructure

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[Leadership] The Transmission Company of Nigeria transmitted a historic peak of 5,801.84 megawatts on March 4, 2025, marking the highest electricity generation ever recorded in the country's history. Within the same period, criminals vandalised TCN infrastructure 131 times across the national grid.

Nigeria: After U.S. Strikes...Sokoto Warns Neighbours As Lakurawa Terrorists Flee

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[Leadership] Police bomb explosive officers cordon off area | US resumes surveillance of Sambisa Forest

Somalia leads international backlash against Israel over recognition of Somaliland

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Somalia is leading a growing international backlash against Israel over its recognition of Somaliland as an independent state.

Congo-Kinshasa: UK Restricts DR Congo Visas Over Migrant Return Policy

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[Nile Post] The UK is to impose visa restrictions against people arriving from the Democratic Republic of Congo after its government failed to agree to measures allowing the return of illegal migrants and foreign national offenders.

Kyiv 'not rushing to resolve conflict by peaceful means,' Putin says

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Russian President Vladimir Putin says Kyiv "not rushing to resolve conflict by peaceful means," and warns that Russia is ready to achieve its goals "by military means.”

Uganda/Tanzania: Okello Misses Penalty, Stalemate in East African Derby

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[Independent (Kampala)] Uganda 1-1 Tanzania

Polls open in Guinea with junta leader favoured to win first presidential vote since 2021 coup

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Polls opened in Guinea on Sunday in the country’s first presidential election since the 2021 coup that ousted President Alpha Condé.

Malawi: Elections Brought a Return to Power - But Not Reform

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[Nyasa Times] Malawi voted for economic rescue. What it is getting instead is a dangerous stress test of the rule of law, institutional independence, and democratic restraint.

Nigeria/Tunisia: Afcon 2025 - Osimhen, Lookman Score As Nigeria Beat Tunisia in Five-Goal Thriller

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[Premium Times] Victor Osimhen opened the scoring just before half-time to end his goal drought at the tournament.

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