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Nigeria-Turkey Agreements: What Was Actually Signed

Nigeria-Turkey agreements were signed during President Bola Tinubu’s January 2026 visit, covering defence, trade, education, media cooperation, and social development.

Christmas in Africa: Deep and Historic Celebration Beyond Europe

Christmas in Africa is more than a European tradition. For centuries, African Christians have celebrated the Nativity, shaping the holiday’s meaning through faith and history.

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Nigeria-Turkey Agreements: What Was Actually Signed

Nigeria-Turkey agreements were signed during President Bola Tinubu’s January 2026 visit, covering defence, trade, education, media cooperation, and social development.

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Nigeria-Turkey Agreements: What Was Actually Signed

Nigeria-Turkey agreements were signed during President Bola Tinubu’s January 2026 visit, covering defence, trade, education, media cooperation, and social development.

Ebola Orphans in Sierra Leone: Life After the Outbreak in Bombali

A decade after Ebola, hundreds of children orphaned by the outbreak in Sierra Leone’s Bombali District continue to face stigma, disrupted education, and persistent economic hardship. While emergency aid has faded, the long-term recovery of Ebola orphans in Sierra Leone remains unfinished.

Christmas in Africa: Deep and Historic Celebration Beyond Europe

Christmas in Africa is more than a European tradition. For centuries, African Christians have celebrated the Nativity, shaping the holiday’s meaning through faith and history.
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Nigeria-Turkey Agreements: What Was Actually Signed

Nigeria-Turkey agreements were signed during President Bola Tinubu’s January 2026 visit, covering defence, trade, education, media cooperation, and social development.

Ebola Orphans in Sierra Leone: Life After the Outbreak in Bombali

A decade after Ebola, hundreds of children orphaned by the outbreak in Sierra Leone’s Bombali District continue to face stigma, disrupted education, and persistent economic hardship. While emergency aid has faded, the long-term recovery of Ebola orphans in Sierra Leone remains unfinished.

Christmas in Africa: Deep and Historic Celebration Beyond Europe

Christmas in Africa is more than a European tradition. For centuries, African Christians have celebrated the Nativity, shaping the holiday’s meaning through faith and history.

Africa’s Borrowed Glory and Amplified Shadows: Cost of Systematic Bias

Africa’s borrowed glory and amplified shadows expose how the continent’s innovations are erased while its crises are exaggerated. From ancient science and sport to modern health systems, global narratives distort Africa’s reality, shaping perception, deterring investment, and imposing a costly “narrative tax.”

Displaced by progress – human cost of Kenya’s clean energy push

By Mercie Wamoyi(KBC - Nairobi) and Oruruo Samuel Okechukwu Part Two of a Two-Part Series on Kenya’s Renewable Energy Transition The wind turbines of Lake Turkana...