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Morocco: Portugal Power Interconnection Project Revived
Morocco and Portugal have revived their electricity interconnection project, suspended since 2022, to strengthen energy security between Europe and Africa.…
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DR Congo: Opposition Postpones Protest, Calls for Dialogue Before August 15
The C64 opposition coalition has postponed the protest scheduled for July 22 in Kinshasa against the proposed constitutional revision, responding…
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Gabon : Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema Awarded the Political Courage Prize in Paris
The President of Gabon, Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, received the Political Courage Prize in Paris on July 20. The award,…
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Eastern Africa Regional News : Monday, July 20 2026 edition
× × In this edition : – Djibouti : 670 ships escorted in 29 months – Africa : Launch of…
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Gabon : Oligui Nguema bets on local transformation
Gabonese President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema is in France for a State Visit from 19 to 22 July 2026, at…
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Africa: Senegal Backs Macky Sall’s Bid for UN Secretary-General
In a statement released on 20 July 2026, Senegal announced its full support for the candidacy of former President Macky…
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Central African Republic: National Assembly adopts law to regulate hydrocarbons
The National Assembly has adopted a law to regulate the hydrocarbons sector. The reform comes amid fuel supply challenges and…
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Algeria: Legislative election turnout stands at 21.24%
The Constitutional Court has announced the final results of the July 2, 2026 legislative elections, marked by low voter turnout.…
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Angola : Fish production targeted to exceed 80,000 tonnes by 2030
The country aims to exceed 80,000 tonnes of fish production by 2030 to strengthen food security. Aquaculture output has grown…
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Sudan : Authorities reject new US sanctions deemed unilateral
Sudan has rejected new sanctions imposed by the United States, describing them as “unilateral and illegal”. Khartoum denies accusations of…
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