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‘We’re on our knees financially,’ says MTN Nigeria CEO Toriola
Grappling with myriad economic pressures, MTN Nigeria’s CEO Karl Toriola argues that tariff hikes are necessary to sustain ...
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In her debut feature film, Amel Guellaty balances deep beauty with harsh reality of Tunisia
Where the Wind Comes From’, a film debuting at the Sundance Film Festival in the US, captures the exuberance of being young ...
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Benin: Why Romuald Wadagni is stepping aside in the AfDB race
He has the background and the skills to stand for the job, yet Benin’s economy and finance minister will not be putting ...
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Congo courts Washington as Rwandan‑backed rebels seize Goma
The US is feeling pressure to intervene after its embassy in Kinshasa was attacked on Tuesday by anti-M23 offensive ...
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We are still stuck with borders carved at the Berlin Conference, says Otchere‑Darko
As delegates gather in Accra for the African Prosperity Dialogues (APD) 2025, attention is fixed on whether the continent’s ...
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Rio Tinto’s Gerard Rheinberger: ‘Simandou’s success depends on all parties working together’
Gerard Rheinberger, managing director of the Simandou project, discusses the site’s world-class ore quality, its role in ...
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Kagame threatens South Africa’s Ramaphosa over DRC intervention
They may be on opposite sides of the Congolese battlefield only by proxy, but Pretoria and Kigali are now trading ...
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DRC: Residents of M23‑occupied Goma pick up the pieces
The eastern DRC city of Goma was seized by M23 rebels and their Rwandan allies on 26 January. Residents have emerged to count ...
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Eastern DRC: Behind the scenes of the evacuation of Romanian mercenaries from Goma
The Rwandan defence ministry has confirmed the surrender and evacuation of Romanian mercenaries from the private military ...
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Morocco: Abdellah Taïa’s new novel draws on one of his greatest inspirations – his mother
Moroccan novelist Abdellah Taïa’s new book, translated from French to English by Emma Ramadan, ‘Living in Your Light’, goes straight to the source of Taia’s life: his late mother, M’Barka Allali Taïa.
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AIDS groups applaud US aid resumption but chaos still rules
Leaders of the global fight against HIV/AIDS let out a sigh of relief on Wednesday as the Donald Trump administration scaled ...
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Which African countries are the mining leaders of tomorrow?
As the race for the minerals powering the energy transition intensifies and the price of gold rises, our unique ranking ...