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Ancient City of Sardis and Lydian Tumuli of Bin Tepe in Türkiye added to UNESCO world heritage list
Ivorian ex-minister freed after apology over election remarks
Cameroon elections: Paul Biya's ally joins presidential race
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Kenya anti-government protests turn deadly
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South Africa stands firm on ICJ case
Gabon’s military leader to run for a 7-year term
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Kiir fires government officials
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Niger’s leader Tiani on first visit to battlefield
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Senegal's President Faye opens dialogue on political reform
Senegal's President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has formally opened a national dialogue aimed at steering the West African country through political reform and "consolidating democracy."
Senegal's President Faye opens dialogue on political reform
South Sudan's leader promotes ally, demotes veterans in party reshuffle
Second Vice President Benjamin Bol Mel's new role as the SPLM party's deputy chairperson would make him acting president of the country.
South Sudan's leader promotes ally, demotes veterans in party reshuffle
African Union hails appointment of civilian prime minister in Sudan
Chairperson of the African Union Commission Mahmoud Ali Youssouf expressed hope that it will contribute meaningfully to ongoing efforts to restore constitutional order and democratic governance in Sudan.
African Union hails appointment of civilian prime minister in Sudan
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Guinea's military government sets new election date
The announcement comes a month after the government set September 21, 2025, as the date for a constitutional referendum, which it said would be a precursor to a return to constitutional rule.
Guinea's military government sets new election date
Trump’s first 100 days - fast, furious, and floundering
Despite a blitz of executive orders and sweeping rhetoric, Trump’s early second-term agenda has produced little lasting policy, and even less alignment with voter’s top concerns.
Trump’s first 100 days - fast, furious, and floundering
Fifty-six years on, Somalia hopes to deepen democracy with one-man-one-vote election
After 56 years of waiting, Somalia stands at the cusp of history, striving to ensure universal suffrage and its first direct election despite political and regional challenges.
Fifty-six years on, Somalia hopes to deepen democracy with one-man-one-vote election
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