Africa’s unique glaciers may vanish in the next two decades as a result of climate change, according to a new analysis released Tuesday amid dire
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The Algerian massacre in Paris in 1961 is commemorated in France.
On the 60th anniversary of the brutal police crackdown on an Algerian protest in the French capital during the final year of their country’s independence
Nigeria requires civil servants to produce proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a negative test starting December 1st.
From the beginning of December, Nigerian civil officials will be required to produce proof of vaccination against COVID-19 or a negative test for the disease
Women abducted from their African mothers by Belgium, seek restitution.
Five multiracial ladies who were taken away from their Black moms and removed from their African roots while the Congo was under Belgian administration are
Poor countries suffer ‘tragic reversals’ in development; World Bank seeking $100 billion in donations.
According to World Bank President David Malpass, the World Bank intends to raise $100 billion in donations for the International Development Association fund for poorer
The $6 billion China mining contract with Congo is ‘unconscionable,’ according to a draft assessment.
According to a draft study commissioned by a worldwide anti-corruption body of governments, firms, and activists, the Democratic Republic of Congo should renegotiate its $6
Over the next five years, Google will invest $1 billion in Africa.
Google announced on Wednesday that it will invest $1 billion in Africa over the next five years to ensure that the continent has access to
The world’s first malaria vaccine is hailed as a “historic achievement” by WHO.
The World Health Organization endorsed the world’s first malaria vaccine on Wednesday, recommending that it be administered to children across Africa in the hopes of
Angola joint venture: BP and Eni to invest $2 billion.
According to banking and industry sources, BP and Eni are looking to fund up to $2 billion for their developing Angolan oil and gas joint
US climate envoy says fossil fuel companies investing in Africa risk regulatory action.
As the world rushes to address climate change, Western fossil fuel firms wanting to exploit deposits in Africa must consider the potential danger of regulatory
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