Latest from Africa
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Nigerians mourns troops killed in jihadist attack
Nigerians buried the victims of a jihadist attack. At least eight soldiers…
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Mali PM accuses France of ‘abandonment’ over troop drawdown
Mali Prime Minister Choguel Kokalla Maiga accused France Saturday of abandoning the…
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Rwanda’s Kagame visits troops in Mozambique, confirms mission on course
Rwandan President Paul Kagame visited the northern Mozambican province of Cabo Delgado…
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WHO says Covid-19 third wave easing in Africa
The World Health Organization’s Africa regional body says the current wave of…
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Oldest bone tools for clothesmaking found in Morocco
Archaeologists in Morocco have identified clothesmaking tools fashioned from bone dating back…
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Uganda: an electric anti-poaching initiative succeeds in preserving wildlife
Zikulabe Isaac is a local farmer with a 3-acre onions, cotton and…
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Anthony Joshua: I will knock out Usyk and I’d fight King Kong if I could
A relaxed and slimmed down world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua said he’s…
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South Africa discontent over its inclusion in Britain’s coronavirus “red list”
South Africa is seething over Britain’s decision to keep the country on…
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A medieval scroll in the Israel Museum
A unique medieval scroll is going on display for the first time…
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Tunisia’s parliament speaker urges ‘peaceful struggle’ against president’s moves
The speaker of Tunisia’s parliament Rached Ghannouchi called Thursday for “peaceful struggle”…
