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Africa: Gilead Under Fire for Not Selling HIV Drug Lenacapavir to MSF

Burkina Faso rejects report that over 1,800 civilians killed since junta seized power

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Africa: Gilead Refuses to Sell Groundbreaking HIV Prevention Drug to MSF

Africa: Let Us Share the Gift of Peace - the Secretary General's Easter Message

Africa: Fossil Fuel Giants Block Pro-Climate Audiences From Seeing Ads On X, Investigation Finds

Africa: All of Africa Today - April 2, 2026

Africa: World Bank Supports Uganda's Cities and Municipalities to Build Climate-Smart Infrastructure and Create Jobs

Africa: From Hunting Demons to Fighting for Gender Equality - Audrey Nuna Calls for Greater Investment in Girls' Education At the United Nations

Africa: AUC Chairperson At the High-Level Forum On Sustainable Health Financing

Africa: Kenya, France Sign Deal to Host Africa Forward Summit Ahead of G7

Africa: Superbugs On Your Plate - How Antimicrobial Resistance Spreads Through Food

Africa: UNECA Warns Africa Risks Remaining Uncompetitive, Urges AI Adoption

Africa: Iran War - What African Countries Can Do to Get Through the Crisis and Emerge in a Better Place

Africa: Insects in the Tropics Are Already Near Their Heat Limits - Climate Change Could Push Many Beyond Survival

Africa: Mozambique Becomes Africa's Most Distressed Sovereign As Spreads Surge

Africa: Dangote Refinery - $4bn syndicated loan secured with Afreximbank backing

Africa: Kenya Pipeline MD Joe Sang - 'Why Volleyball Team Will Do Well At Africa Club Championships'

Explosions at Burundi ammunition depot kill 13 civilians - army

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South African army arrive in crime hotspots to help tackle gangs

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DR Congo declares national holiday after reaching World Cup for first time in 52 years

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Lamine Yamal condemns racist abuse aimed at Egypt

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DR Congo qualify for World Cup: 'Amidst pain and war, this victory makes us proud’

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Africa: Namibian Tiktoker Shines At Africa Influencer Awards

Africa: World Bank, Partners Unveil Private Sector Council to Boost Electricity, Jobs in Africa

Africa: Pan African University Graduates 76 Students From 37 African Nations At Pauwes 10th Graduation Ceremony in Tlemcen

Africa: Lessons From Rwanda's Threat to Withdraw From Cabo Delgado

Africa: The Dark Clouds of War

Africa: Monimichelle Hails Adamu's Appointment, Wants Him to End Poor Pitches in Africa

Africa: After the Two Sessions - a Look At China-Africa Relations - New Opportunities, New Cooperation

Africa: New Initiative to Strengthen Global Humanitarian Surge Capacity

Africa: Iran War Drives Fuel Shock Across Africa As Govts Scramble to Respond

Africa: Women Breaking Barriers - Celebrating Trailblazers During Women's History Month

Senegal president signs tough new anti-LGBT law doubling jail terms

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Africa: Inside Operation Smile's Push to Bring Surgery Within Reach

Spanish federation condemns anti-Muslim chants at Egypt match

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Africa: World Bank Approves Project to Expand Agricultural Value Chains and Jobs

Africa: All of Africa Today - April 1, 2026

Africa: Interagency Forum Looks At U.S. Investment in Africa to Support U.S. Security

Tuanzebe sends DR Congo back to World Cup after 52 years

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Eritrea advance after 19-year absence from Afcon qualifying

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Africa: Prof. Mcbagonluri Named Among Africa's Top Education Leaders

Africa: Pearl of Africa Golf Series Back Bigger

Africa: Véron Mosengo-Omba - CAF General Secretary Resigns

Africa: CAF Announces Major Reforms Following Afcon 2025 Final Controversy

Africa: Continental Workshop On Strengthening Teacher Development and Alignment With the Continental Teacher Qualifications Framework Concludes With Strong Call for System Transformation

Nigeria warns its citizens in South Africa to be cautious after march turns violent

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Africa: Transnational Digital Sexual Abuse - Can Africa's Laws Keep Pace?

Africa: Regional Collaboration Critical for Africa's AI Future - - Experts

Africa: From India to Africa - What India's Public-Sector Ai Experience Offers Rwanda and the Global South

More than 70 miners killed in South Sudan as government and opposition trade blame

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