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Germany returns over 20 looted Benin Bronzes to Nigeria

Germany has returned over 20 Benin Bronzes stolen from Nigeria to the West African nation. German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock confirmed this on Tuesday as...

South Africa bans religious preaching on trains

South Africa's passenger rail agency (Prasa) has banned religious preaching, gambling and informal trading in its new trains. Local media outlets reported that rail agency...

Nigeria to abolish English as language of teaching in schools

The Nigerian government is rolling out a policy aimed at promoting the teaching of primary school pupils in their local languages. That policy means pupils...

WITNESS: A masculinity project for 2022 International Men Day

Fifty men from across Ghana's Greater Accra and Takoradi in the Western Region have shared, revealed and highlighted what violence they had witnessed by...

South Africans sign petition against unisex toilets in schools

Some South Africans have started a petition against plans by the department of basic education to introduce unisex or gender-neutral toilets in schools. The online...

Nigeria: Sisters freed after family pays ransom

Five teenage sisters abducted by gunmen in June in the northern Nigerian state of Zamfara have been freed. There was outrage over the extraordinary kidnap...

Child Online Africa calls for an online safety lifestyle

Child Online Africa, a child advocacy organisation is calling for the adoption of online safety as a lifestyle. In a statement to commemorate #NiceNetNovember, the...

100 Most Influential African Women in 2022

Leading African PR & Rating firm, Avance Media has announced the 4th & 2022 edition of its annual publication of 100 Most Influential African...

The black surgeon giving hope to the vulnerable in Africa

Inside a hospital operating room in Ghana’s volta regional town of Ho, doctors spend hours over a one-week period to perform essential reconstructive surgeries...

Child killed after ‘bullet-proof’ charm test fails

A 12-year-old boy in Nigeria's Kwara state has been killed by his brother while testing a newly bought "bullet-proof" charm on him. Police in the...

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