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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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DR Congo: Artisanal gold mining suspended in Mabela, South Kivu
Artisanal gold mining activities have been suspended at the Mabela site in South Kivu after a deadly landslide killed at…
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Polititia – Sao Tomé-et-Principe : les enjeux de la présidentielle
Citée comme l’une des démocraties les plus stables d’Afrique centrale, Sao Tomé-et-Principe organise son scrutin présidentiel le 19 juillet dans…
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Niger: About twenty terrorists neutralized by the army in the west of the country
The Nigerien army announced that it had neutralized 19 terrorists during an operation near Tabaraybaray, in the Tillabéri region. Security…
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Madagascar : Government adopts decree reinstating state of energy emergency
The National Liberation Front (FLN) won 91 out of 407 seats in the People’s National Assembly in the July 2…
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Algeria : FLN party tops legislative elections with 91 seats (final results)
The National Liberation Front (FLN) won 91 out of 407 seats in the People’s National Assembly in the July 2…
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Central African Republic : MINUSCA strengthens its military presence in the country’s northeast
MINUSCA has strengthened its military presence in northeastern Central African Republic following armed attacks in the Vakaga region. A rapid…
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Mali : Adoption of a draft ordinance extending loss of nationality to Malians by origin
The Malian government has adopted a draft ordinance extending the loss of nationality to Malian citizens by origin, a measure…
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Mozambique : suspension of the sale and use of five rapid diagnostic tests
Mozambique has suspended the sale and use of five rapid diagnostic tests, including those for malaria, HIV and syphilis, due…
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