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Xenophobia in South Africa Deepens a Continent-Wide Diplomatic and Economic Crisis

Xenophobia in South Africa is straining relations across the continent as governments evacuate citizens, diplomats demand action, and major South African companies face growing backlash in key African markets.

Xenophobic Attacks in South Africa Spiral as March and March Marches on Major Cities

Anti-immigrant violence is gripping South Africa's biggest urban centres, with a wave of protests, assaults and forced business closures drawing sharp condemnation from human...

AU-UN Partnership for Africa Pushes Security Council Reform and New Peace Agenda

The AU-UN partnership for Africa took center stage in Addis Ababa as leaders demanded permanent African representation on the UN Security Council, accelerated peacekeeping financing reforms, and launched new commitments on women, security, and global governance.

South Africa Xenophobia Crisis Pulls Ghana Into a Diplomatic Showdown That Pan-Africa Cannot Ignore

South Africa xenophobia crisis deepens as Ghana summons envoy, exposing economic tensions and raising serious questions about Pan-African unity.

Blida Suicide Attacks: How Algeria Buried a Bombing During the Pope’s Visit

Two suicide attacks hit Blida during the Pope’s historic visit—but Algeria’s silence became the bigger story, exposing media suppression and security transparency concerns.

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Inside the Benin Financing Deal Behind a €500 Million Loan

The Benin financing deal has secured €500 million from international lenders with backing from the African Development Fund and the Islamic Development Bank Group. While the financing promises support for infrastructure, health, education and energy projects ...

Mauritania Migration Route Reveals Hidden Cost of EU Crackdown

The Mauritania migration route has undergone a dramatic transformation since the European Union signed a migration partnership with Nouakchott in 2024. While arrivals in Spain have fallen sharply, migrant departures have shifted south to The Gambia and Senegal ..

WaterAid, Nigerian Government Seek National Scale-Up of SHF-Backed Bauchi Project

Stakeholders at a WaterAid Nigeria learning event called for the replication of lessons from a Bauchi sanitation project that delivered thousands of toilets, helped over 1,200 communities attain ODF status and improved sanitation access for nearly half a million people.

Burkina Faso 164 Tonnes Gold Refinery Opens, Where Will the Gold Come From?

Burkina Faso has inaugurated its first major state-backed gold refinery, Raffinor-BF, as Captain Ibrahim Traoré accelerates efforts to retain more value from the country's largest export and position Ouagadougou as a regional refining hub.

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