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Tafouk TV and regional integration between Burkina Faso Mali and Niger

Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger Deepen Regional Integration With Tafouk TV

Africa /

Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger are taking another step towards building shared institutions under the Alliance of Sahel States with the expansion of Tafouk TV, their joint television platform. The channel began its regular programming from Bamako in September, broadcasting news, current affairs and other programmes aimed at audiences across the three countries and beyond.

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African leaders attending an international summit abroad

Leaders of Africa Should Advise Themselves Properly That It Is Not Every Invitation to Attend a Summit Abroad That Should Be Honoured

Africa /

We have seen how some countries of the world have been inviting African countries to come to their various countries, so that they can discuss Africa’s prosperity as they call it, and without hesitation, leaders of Africa will jump into the plane with their entourage and go to attend such irrelevant summits. Now, African leaders,

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France Is Having Sleepless Nights Because of President Ibrahim Traore’s Refusal to Allow France to Continue Exploiting Burkina-Faso’s Natural Resources

Africa, Europe /

It is a well-known fact that without the resources of Africa, most especially that of Burkina-Faso, France’s economy cannot function effectively. If France had known that a day would come when the children of Africa would stand up against France to ask and demand for answers concerning how France treated Africa in the past, then

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Capt. Ibrahim Traore of Burkina Faso

A Large Portion of Land in Burkina-Faso Which France Claimed Belongs to France Has Allegedly Been Given to North Korea by the Government of Burkina-Faso

Africa, Europe /

France allegedly took Burkina-Faso to an International Court, asking the court to compel Burkina-Faso to give back the land to France or pay a 65 million dollar compensation to France for giving out the land France claimed belongs to them in Burkina-Faso to North Korea. Honestly, if France had played their card properly by treating

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Supporters of the Economic Freedom Fighters at a political gathering in South Africa

The Economic Freedom Fighters in South Africa Are Living Legends

Africa, Politics /

The Economic Freedom Fighters are living legends. The political party and its members in South Africa represent the future, not only of South Africa but also of the African continent. We believe that if the Economic Freedom Fighters are given the opportunity to direct the affairs of South Africa, they will provide good leadership and

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Thomas Partey during an international football match for Ghana

Ghana Seeks Reversal of Canada’s Entry Ban on Midfielder Thomas Partey

Africa, Sports /

The Ghanaian government has called for a review of Canada’s decision to deny midfielder Thomas Partey entry into the country ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Partey, a key member of Ghana’s national team, was refused a visa and will miss the Black Stars’ opening World Cup match against Panama in Toronto. The decision

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Foreign nationals preparing for repatriation in South Africa

South Africa Repatriates Thousands of Foreign Nationals Amid Rising Anti-Immigration Tensions

Africa, Nigeria /

South Africa has repatriated 2,745 foreign nationals within a week as the government intensifies efforts to address illegal immigration and growing public concerns over security and unemployment. The development comes after President Cyril Ramaphosa pledged tougher action on illegal immigration while warning citizens against taking the law into their own hands. South Africa, one of

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Healthcare workers responding to an Ebola outbreak in DR Congo

WHO Warns Ebola Outbreak in DR Congo Is Expanding Faster Than Expected

Africa, Health /

The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is spreading into new areas and may be significantly larger than current figures suggest. According to the latest data, there have been 676 confirmed Ebola cases and 136 deaths since the outbreak was officially declared in May. Health

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Voters participating in an election in Ethiopia amid discussions about democracy, governance, and conflict challenges.

Ethiopia’s Election Highlights the Challenges of Democracy in Times of Conflict

Africa, Elections, Politics /

As Ethiopians head to the polls, the election is drawing attention not only because of who may emerge victorious, but also because of the significant challenges facing democracy in one of Africa’s most important nations. While the government has expressed confidence in the electoral process, the inability of millions of citizens in conflict-affected areas to

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African unity protest against xenophobia in South Africa

South Africa’s Xenophobia Crisis Reflects Deeper Economic and Political Failures

Africa /

The repeated outbreaks of xenophobic violence in South Africa are increasingly exposing deeper problems within the country’s economy, political leadership, and social stability. Although attacks against foreign African migrants are often presented as isolated reactions to immigration pressures, the reality appears far more complicated. Rising unemployment, poverty, crime, weak public services, and growing public frustration

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