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Ghana aspire to end 35-year Nations Cup drought

Ghana have flirted with success on the back of strong performances at the last five African Nations Cup tournaments but fallen short each time,...

U.S. House votes to begin repealing Obamacare

U.S. House Republicans on Friday won passage of a measure starting the process of dismantling Obamacare, despite concerns about not having a ready replacement...

Ivory Coast mutineers reach deal amid fears of renewed revolt

Mutinous soldiers are seen in a car, in Bouake, Ivory Coast. Photo Credit: Reuters Disgruntled soldiers in Ivory Coast reached an agreement with the government late...

Armyworms destroy thousands of hectares of crops in Malawi

Officials in Malawi have announced that army-worms have destroyed 2,000 hectares of crops in the country. The worms have also spread to nine of...

World’s jobless to rise amid slower growth, uncertainty – ILO

Jobless people demonstrate. Due to the failure to create jobs, global unemployment is forecast to increase by 3.4 million people in 2017, bringing the...

African Union not to recognize Gambia’s Jammeh after his tenure expires

The African Union has announced it will no longer recognize Yahya Jammeh as the president of the Gambia when his tenure expires on January...

Hayatou to stand again for CAF presidency

Issa Hayatou is seeking another four-year term as the Confederation of African Football's president to extend his grip on a position he has held...

Nigeria’s Buhari replies critics on the release of kidnapped Chibok girls

A representative for the Chibok girls meets Mr Buhari. Photo Credit: AFP The president of Nigeria Muhammadu Buhari had rejected criticisms his government has not...

China’s money, China’s blue helmets for Africa

It's not just about raw materials anymore. China's expanding influence in Africa poses risks to European interests, but it offers opportunities as well.China's Foreign...

Tunisian police fire tear gas at protesters demanding jobs

Protesters clash with riot police officers during a protest over jobs and a lack of development, in Ben Guerdane, Tunisia. Photo Credit: Reuters Tunisian police...

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