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South Africa's Government Operations Disrupted as Top Leaders Sideline Due to Health Issue
Delegated officials manage crises as top leaders step back from duties.
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South Africa's scholars and communities chart path forward on digital learning and innovat
South African scholars and communities will shape digital knowledge practices at a national summit in 2026.
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Africans to Own Stake in Continent's Biggest Refinery for $4 per Share
Refinery IPO opens major industrial asset to retail investors across Africa at accessible price point
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Africa's Economic Lifeline: Why Russia Lags Far Behind in Trade Stakes
China and Europe vastly outpace Russia in African trade and investment capacity.
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UN Chief's Africa Promise: What Gets Left Behind After December
Guterres' decade of Africa engagement yields mixed results on humanitarian issues and conflict resolution.
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Rainforest Loss Threatens Water Supply for Half a Billion Africans, Expert Warns
Deforestation threatens water systems sustaining hundreds of millions across the continent.
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Somalia's Entry into African Trade Zone: What Ordinary Citizens Stand to Gain
Payment systems and trade corridors expand as Somalia joins the continental market.
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Africa's Food Crisis Rooted in Trade Walls; Farmers, Consumers Pay the Price
Fragmented borders block food flow across Africa, leaving farmers and consumers caught in the gap.
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African conservation milestone: Cape Town to host world zoo and aquarium leaders in 2027
Five South African institutions unite to bring global conservation conference to Cape Town in 2027
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Russia's Military Grip Tightens in Niger as Junta Crushes Internal Challenge
Mutiny at Niger's military base exposes reliance on Russian forces and deepens questions about civilian security.