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Category: Africa
CAF President congratulates Morocco on its world-class soccer stadiums, Infrastructure
President of the Confederation of African Football (CAF), Patrice Motsepe, congratulated Morocco on its "world-class" soccer stadiums and infrastructure, as the CAF Executive Committee held ... Read More
Sierra Leone’s election irregularities raise global concerns
A watchdog group in Sierra Leone responsible for monitoring elections has reported irregularities in voting results in the 24 June ballot, as 67% of Sierra ... Read More
EU, France pledge 2 million euros to back elections in Madagascar
The European Union (EU) and France Thursday vowed to assist Madagascar with one million euro each for the presidential elections slated to take place in ... Read More
Tunisian political party calls on State to reintroduce visa requirement to Sub-Saharan migrants
Centre-right political party Afek Tounes, called on Tunisian authorities to re-impose visa requirements to Sub-Saharan migrants as part of measures to stem arrival of flows ... Read More
Rights groups say Tunisia dumps migrants on Libyan border
Tunisia has expelled hundreds of Sub-Saharan African migrants to a buffer zone in the border with Libya without due process, Human Rights Watch said. The ... Read More
Shared status: Somaliland, Taiwan expand ties despite diplomatic isolation
Two unlikely territories and the world’s most diplomatically elected governments — Taiwan and Somaliland — are deepening economic and political ties, but all too often, ... Read More
Africa, backed by EU investment, is poised to lead global green hydrogen boom
African countries are aspiring to establish themselves as renewables-driven hubs to supply escalating global demand for green hydrogen, just as hydrogen diplomacy has intensified in ... Read More
Mozambique ‘tuna bond’ case: Credit Suisse loses bid to block UK trial due in October
Credit Suisse has lost its bid to block the lawsuit filed by the Government of Mozambique against the Swiss bank for its role in the ... Read More
Morocco’s Al Mada plans expansion in the African food market
Morocco’s private investment fund Al Mada said it has set up an international food industry subsidiary focusing on Africa, dubbed Teralys. As part of its ... Read More
African immigrants celebrate their blended heritage on US Independence Day
Immigration from Africa to the United States has increased dramatically in the past three decades and these migrants turned to the US in pursuit of ... Read More