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USAfrica: Blame game is not policy game. By Oseloka H. Obaze

Special to USAfrica magazine (Houston) and USAfricaonline.com, the first Africa-owned, US-based newspaper published on the Internet. Oseloka H.…

Senegal’s opposition leader released as election looms

Senegal's opposition leader Ousmane Sonko and the presidential candidate he supports in this month's postponed election, Bassirou Diomaye…

Nigeria reopens Niger’s border

Nigeria has announced the lifting of sanctions against Niger, effectively reopening its borders with the Sahelian nation, as…

Landslide in Rwanda spills over to Congo border

The municipality of Buhozi, situated within the Kabare territory of South Kivu, Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC),…

The False Prophets who doomed Nigeria. By Toby Green

Toby Green is a Professor of History at King's College, London. Green has worked as a writer and…

South African Airways’ privatisation deal terminated

South Africa has opted to terminate a proposed transaction involving the sale of a stake in its national…

Zuma’s political resurgence: Shaping South Africa’s election dynamics

Despite his incarceration and status as a former president embroiled in controversy, Jacob Zuma emerges as a pivotal…

Putin addresses French reaction to Russian influence in Africa

Russian President Vladimir Putin commented on the perceptible increase of Russian influence in Africa, noting a discernible "emotional…

Kenya suspends deployment of Police force to Haiti

Kenyan citizens have expressed their support for the decision made by the government to suspend the proposed deployment…

Cameroonian government declares two political groups illegal

The Cameroonian government has officially declared two political groups, aiming to form opposition coalitions, as illegal entities. In…

Ningi: Obi calls for clarity on alleged budget padding amid senator’s suspension

Former Anambra State Governor, Peter Gregory Obi, has urged the Senate to provide clarity on the assertion made…

Nigeria: Tinubu stands firm against ransom demands for kidnapped children

President Bola Tinubu has affirmed his administration's resolve to resist yielding to ransom demands from kidnappers targeting children…

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