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Union says strike to continue as negotiations with government stall
Pedro Sanchez says it is ‘evident’ that the two used the crisis to criticise the Spanish government
Sunday’s signing ceremony was held at the UN Support Mission in Libya, in Tripoli
Niger’s army regained control of a key military airbase on Sunday after it was attacked by mutinous soldiers a day earlier, the latest challenge to military ruler Abdourahamane Tiani as his government struggles to contain a jihadist insurgency
A deadly cattle raid in South Sudan has left scores of people dead and injured
The attack marked the latest threat to the rule of Abdourahamane Tiani, who seized power in a 2023 coup
Oyo Nyimba, a Ugandan king who became the world’s youngest reigning monarch when he took the crown in 1995, has died aged 34, the prime minister of his kingdom announced
Dutch court finds Eugene N guilty of orchestrating massacre of 3,000 Tutsis at Byiza stadium
President Felix Tshisekedi has called for a national dialogue to ease political tension in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Power blackouts are deepening the hardship for Sudanese families and businesses, disrupting daily life and efforts to rebuild in Omdurman
Nigeria’s kidnapping crisis is worsening, with nearly $5.8m paid in ransoms in the past year, 7,825 people abducted and at least 1,142 killed
Eswatini said on Thursday it has received two more third-country nationals deported from the US under a bilateral agreement between the two countries
Potential BHP or Mitsubishi return signals renewed investor interest in Mozal
The Ngong in Nairobi and the Jukskei in Johannesburg run through some of Africa’s most crowded neighbourhoods. Both are killing and sickening the people who live alongside them. We compare the floods, the filth and the fixes
Incumbent resigns after being criticised for urging a fight for a new constitution