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From Prayer to the Platform: Sierra Leonean Gospel Artist King Midas Opens Singing Challenge to New Voices
By Ishmael Sallieu Koroma FREETOWN, Sierra Leone — Sierra Leonean gospel recording artist Midas Max-Conton, popularly known as King Midas, has launched a singing challenge aimed at giving aspiring vocalists…
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Can Alliance of Sahel States Normalise Relations with ECOWAS?
By Kestér Kenn Klomegâh Russian Foreign Minister, Sergey Lavrov, and Ghana's Foreign Minister, Samuel O.…
Botswana’s Agricultural Game-Changer: Safflower Production Scales Up to Boost Food Security and Smallholder Farmers
By Nevison Mpofu GABORONE, Botswana — Once overlooked by many farmers, safflower is emerging as…
France vs. West Africa: Will Paris Allow Regional Economic Autonomy?
By Abiodun Ramon Oseni * Throughout West Africa's history, two persistent dynamics have repeatedly shaped…
Ramaphosa’s Mea Culpa Confronts South Africa’s Record On Foreign Nationals While Championing A More Integrated Southern Africa
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa condemns discrimination against foreign nationals, reminds South Africans of the…
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Kenya’s Shift to Green Economy Should Generate USD 45 Billion by 2030
New Study Shows Kenya’s Shift to Green Economy Should Generate USD 45 Billion by 2030, Build Climate Resilience and Boost…
Nigeria preacher: Healer or controversial leader?
It's Sunday, and 15,000 people are seated in the enormous arena-like church, fanning themselves against the dusty humid air in…
Rwanda genocide: UN ashamed, says Ban Ki-moon
President Paul Kagame and UN chief Ban Ki-moon lit the torch The UN is still ashamed over its failure to…
The Map That Could Save Africa a Trillion Dollars
SOURCE: CORBISAN EXCAVATOR AT THE BOTTOM OF CONGOLESE STATE MINING COMPANY GÉCAMINES’ KAMFUNDWA OPEN-PIT COPPER MINE In the 19th century, foreign explorers…
Aliko Dangote: A lesson for African entrepreneurs
“I built a conglomerate and emerged the richest black man in the world in 2008 but it didn’t happen overnight. It…
AfDB to focus on Africa’s next 50 years at 2014 Annual Meetings in Kigali
ADB's Donald Kaberuka The 49th Annual Meetings for the African Development Bank and the 40th meetings of its soft loan affiliate, the African…
Letter from Africa: Our dreams are valid-Time for Africa to dream
Lupita Nyong'o said the colour of this dress reminded her of Nairobi In our series of letters from African journalists,…
All eyes on $1 trillion:African agribusiness is set for a huge leap, according to a World Bank report
By Kingsley Ighobor and Aissata Haidara* Workers plucking tea from plants growing on a hillside on the Mata tea estate. As Rwanda’s biggest…