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Delve into the dynamic world of African politics with our Politics category. Covering key nations like Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia, Sudan, and South Africa, we bring you up-to-date reports, policy changes, elections, and geopolitical developments shaping the continent. Gain insights into the leaders, movements, and decisions driving Africa’s political landscape. From local governance to international relations, our comprehensive analysis ensures you stay informed on the critical issues affecting Africa’s future.

Biden calls for ending war in Sudan

U.S. President Joe Biden demanded on Tuesday that Sudan’s warring sides immediately begin peace talks to end the conflict, which…

Sudan and Russia to enhance cooperation in mining

A Russian delegation met with Sudan’s Minister of Minerals, Mohamed Bashir Abunommo, on Tuesday to discuss avenues for expanding economic…

Somalia army retakes strategic village from Alshabab

Somali government troops, in coordination with local militias, have successfully reclaimed Baraag Ali-Gaduud, a key Al-Shabaab stronghold in southern Mudug.…

China and Ethiopia Strengthen Military Collaboration

On Sunday, top military leaders from China and Ethiopia committed to deepening their military partnership. Field Marshal Birhanu Jula, Chief…

Opposition Pushes for Voter Roll Audit in Ghana

Nationwide protests have surged in Ghana as thousands of supporters from the National Democratic Congress (NDC), the main opposition party,…

Negotiations continue on Gabon’s new constitution

There’s less than a week remaining for Gabon’s lawmakers to submit their proposed changes to the nation’s future constitution, with…

Somalia: “We Don’t Have an Issue with Ethiopians”

Somalia’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Ahmed Moallim Fiqi, clarified that the nation’s primary concerns lie with the Ethiopian government, not its…

South Africa Addresses Rising Nuclear Threats at IAEA

In a significant address at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) general conference in Austria, South Africa’s Minister of Energy…

The Camp David Accords

The Camp David Accords, signed in 1978, represent one of the most significant peace agreements in the history of the…

Tebboune Sworn In for Second Term as Algeria’s President

President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, who secured his second term in the September 7 presidential election, was formally inaugurated today at the…

Mandera Governor Calls for Border Reopening

Leaders in Mandera County are urging the government to reconsider the prolonged closure of the Mandera border, citing potential benefits…

U.S. Lawmaker Warns Nigeria’s Gambaryan Detention Risks Relations

A U.S. lawmaker has expressed concern over the ongoing detention of Binance executive Tigran Gambaryan in Nigeria, warning that it…

The Turkish Embassy provides $30m to Juba

The Turkish government, in partnership with South Sudan, broke ground on a new prison in Juba.The $30 million project, which…

UN Calls for Civilian Protection in El Fasher

Amid widespread reports of intense fighting that has devastated camps, hospitals, and critical infrastructure, the United Nations urged the warring…

Blinken Travels to Egypt for Gaza Ceasefire Talks

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken will visit Egypt on Tuesday to hold critical discussions on a Gaza ceasefire and…

South Sudan’s SPLM accepted postponement of elections

Due to a funding shortage, the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) Party announced on Monday that it had accepted the…

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