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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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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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
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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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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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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China has announced that it will send a team of medical specialists to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to assist efforts aimed at containing the latest Ebola outbreak in the country. According to Chinese officials, the mission forms part of a broader humanitarian assistance programme designed to support Congo as health authorities work to
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Extremist groups continue to strengthen their presence across parts of Africa, particularly in the Sahel, Somalia, and the Lake Chad Basin. Their growing ability to launch attacks, seize territory, and challenge government authority has raised concerns about regional stability and security. Despite these gains, analysts believe African militant groups remain far from achieving the kind
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Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has unveiled a new cabinet as he begins another term in office, a move that many analysts believe reflects a combination of political continuity, family influence, loyal allies, and experienced figures returning to government. The cabinet, which is expected to consist of 81 ministers once fully approved by parliament, includes several
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Recent discussions have raised serious questions about foreign influence in African politics, particularly in relation to Ibrahim Traoré and the leadership of Burkina Faso. Some commentators and observers have expressed concern over speculation that external powers, including France, may seek to influence political outcomes in African countries. While such claims require clear evidence and verification,
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