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The Episcopal Church’s migration arm is ending its decades-long refugee resettlement partnership with the US government after being asked to assist white South Africans fast-tracked for asylum. Citing its commitment to racial justice, Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe said the church could not support a program that offers preferential treatment to Afrikaners while sidelining long-waiting refugees, […]
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The UAE has thrown its weight behind the $25 billion Nigeria-Morocco gas pipeline, a game-changing project set to become the world’s longest offshore gas pipeline. Spanning 6,800km and traversing 15 West African countries, the African-Atlantic Gas Pipeline will transport natural gas from Nigeria’s reserves to Morocco and Europe, boosting energy security and regional integration. Morocco’s […]
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Tensions between France and Algeria have escalated into a full-blown diplomatic crisis, marked by reciprocal expulsions and deepening mistrust. On May 12, Algeria expelled 15 French diplomats for occupying “irregular positions,” following earlier expulsions linked to the arrest of an Algerian official in Paris. France condemned the move as unjustified, promising a swift response. Strained […]
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Seychelles delivers on every island paradise fantasy, from lush mountain trails to golden beaches and warm, welcoming locals. The journey begins at the village-inspired Laïla Resort, where tropical fruit breakfasts and panoramic coastal drives set the tone for what is an unforgettable experience. From Victoria’s vibrant market to Mission Lodge’s misty peaks, the island’s rich […]
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HMobile internet use among women in sub-Saharan Africa is rising, with the gender gap shrinking from 36% in 2022 to 29% in 2024, according to a new GSMA report. However, nearly 205 million women in the region remain offline, due largely to barriers such as affordability, limited digital literacy, and restrictive social norms. Experts warn […]
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The Mastercard Economics Institute (MEI) has released its annual Travel Trends 2025 report, revealing the latest consumer spending insights and motivation when it comes to travel. Cross-border movement is often influenced by the most pressing economic factors of the moment, such as exchange rates and geopolitical tensions. However, these are not the only factors driving consumers’ travel […]
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By Sokhu Sibiya At the inaugural Erongo Offshore Safety Conference, Namibia took a decisive step toward reshaping its offshore oil and gas governance—anchored in international best practices and infused with a uniquely African perspective. Delegates advanced a bold resolution to establish an independent offshore safety regulator that draws on Brazil’s proven tripartite model, aligns with […]
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Cassava Technologies, a global technology leader of African heritage, is pleased to announce that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Zindi, the largest professional network for data scientists in Africa, to deliver artificial intelligence (AI) solutions and GPU-as-a-Service (GPUaas) across the African continent. This partnership represents a significant step in accelerating digital […]
...LAGOS, Nigeria, 13 May 2025 /African Media Agency (AMA)/- In just under two weeks, the global spotlight will turn to Lagos, Nigeria, as the RegTech Africa Conference & Awards 2025 convenes at the prestigious Oriental Hotel on May 22–23. Under the theme “Unlocking Africa’s Cross-Border Payments, Trade, and Investment Opportunities through Public-Private Partnerships,” this landmark event […]
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Wealthy nations fuelled their industrial growth and urbanisation by burning fossil fuels. This was the biggest cause of climate change, which now affects every country in the world, even developing countries in sub-Saharan Africa which are responsible for less than 4% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Wealthy nations owe a climate debt. Africa is urbanising […]
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A group of 49 White South Africans, primarily Afrikaner families, have departed Johannesburg for the US after being granted refugee status under a controversial Trump-era directive. Citing claims of racial discrimination and land seizures, the Trump administration fast-tracked their relocation—an unusual move compared to the typically lengthy refugee process. The initiative has drawn sharp criticism from the […]
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Tidjane Thiam has stepped down as leader of Ivory Coast’s main opposition party, the PDCI, amid legal disputes over his eligibility. The former Credit Suisse CEO, barred from running in October’s presidential election due to dual French-Ivorian citizenship, relinquished the role, paving the way for a party vice president to take over as interim leader. Thiam, […]
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