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Niger and Morocco Sign Aviation Deal to Boost Safety and Training

Niger and Morocco have signed a new agreement to strengthen cooperation in civil aviation, focusing on safety, training, and the exchange of technical expertise. The memorandum of understanding was signed…

Africa News Now September 29, 2025

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Power Outages Spark Deadly Unrest in Madagascar Despite Minister’s Dismissal

Madagascar is grappling with growing unrest as citizens press ahead with protests over crippling power and water shortages, even after President Andry Rajoelina dismissed his energy minister Olivier Jean Gustave…

Africa News Now September 29, 2025

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Seychelles Votes in Pivotal Election as Ramkalawan Seeks Second Term

Voters in Seychelles went to the polls on Saturday to elect both a president and a new parliament, in a closely watched contest for Africa’s smallest nation. President Wavel Ramkalawan,…

Africa News Now September 28, 2025

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Niger Partners With Russia to Build First Nuclear Reactors, Aiming for 4,000 MW Capacity

Niger has unveiled plans to build its first-ever nuclear power plants, announcing a deal with Russia’s state-owned energy giant Rosatom to construct two reactors with a combined capacity of 4,000…

Africa News Now September 26, 2025

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South Sudan Trial of Riek Machar Sparks Fears for Fragile Peace Deal

The high profile trial of South Sudan’s suspended Vice President Riek Machar has raised fresh alarm about the country’s fragile stability and the future of its peace process. Machar, who…

Africa News Now September 26, 2025

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Sarkozy Awaits Verdict in Historic Trial Over Alleged Libyan Campaign Funds

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy could face up to 10 years in prison as a Paris court prepares to deliver its verdict Thursday on accusations that he secretly accepted millions…

Africa News Now September 25, 2025

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Ramaphosa Urges UN to End “Weaponization of Trade,” Calls for Fair Global Economy

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has used his address at the 2025 UN General Assembly to deliver one of his strongest critiques yet of the global economic order, warning that…

Africa News Now September 25, 2025

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World Bank, IMF Warn Ethiopia’s Debt Crisis

The World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF) have sounded the alarm over Ethiopia’s debt crisis, warning that the country’s obligations are now “unsustainable.” In a joint debt sustainability analysis…

Africa News Now September 24, 2025

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Malawi’s Chakwera Concedes Defeat as Mutharika Set for Presidential Return

Malawi’s President Lazarus Chakwera has conceded defeat in the September 16 presidential election, clearing the path for former leader Peter Mutharika to reclaim power after five years in opposition. In…

Africa News Now September 24, 2025

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US Warns Nigerian Officials of Visa Bans Over Corruption Allegations

The United States has issued a fresh warning to Nigerian officials, declaring that government figures, politicians, and other high-profile individuals found guilty of corruption will be barred from entering the…

Africa News Now September 24, 2025

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Sahel Alliance Hails ICC Exit as ‘Step Toward Sovereignty,’ Critics Warn of Rising Impunity

Citizens in Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger have largely welcomed their governments’ joint decision to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC), calling it a landmark move toward “true independence”…

Africa News Now September 24, 2025