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Nigeria’s economy expanded 3.13% y/y in first quarter
ABUJA, July 21 (Reuters) – Nigeria’s economy expanded by 3.13% year-on-year in the first quarter of 2025, the statistics office said on...
Trump’s Colombia tariffs threats raise pressure on coffee prices
President Trump's threat to impose retaliatory 25% tariffs on Colombia briefly ignited fears of a further surge in already high coffee prices. Why...
Cameroon: 81 candidates apply to run in presidential elections
81 candidate applications to run in the presidential elections set for October this year were made to Cameroon's national body...
568 people survived after an Indonesian passenger ferry caught fire at sea, killing 3
https://youtu.be/ujWC2ZnWLYA?si=AY4uN5KT-fSdPvsm Indonesian rescuers reported that more than 560 people were rescued and three died after a passenger ferry caught fire...
Iran signals willingness to negotiate as nuclear talks resume with Europe
https://youtu.be/Ydm4h_XQPCo?si=Wt9Dvt1jW4RTnidM Iran has confirmed that it will resume nuclear negotiations with European powers this Friday in Istanbul, marking the first...
Algeria’s President Tebboune offers to mediate between Malian authorities and rebel Tuareg forces
Speaking to the national press corps on Friday, Algeria's President Abdelmadjid Tebboune discussed the tensions between his country and neighbouring...
Semenya ruling shakes foundations of gender rules in sport
One of the most complex issues currently facing sports dates back to a 2009 track and field meet in Germany,...
700 deported Sudanese migrants in crackdown on trafficking from Libya
Eastern Libyan authorities have sent hundreds of Sudanese back to their war-torn home country, officials said Saturday, in a crackdown...
Cooks spice things up for soup challenge as South Africa marks Mandela Day
Dozens of chefs, community cooks, caterers, and culinary students are rolling up their sleeves in kitchens across South Africa this...
Zimbabwe stuns Namibia to qualify for Rugby World Cup for first time since 1991
Zimbabwe qualified for the Rugby World Cup for the first time since 1991 after upsetting Namibia 30-28 in the Africa...