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In Depth: Morocco Election Puts PAM at Center of Coalition Talks as 2030 World Cup Looms
Morocco’s Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) emerged as the largest party in Wednesday’s legislative election, putting it at the center of negotiations over the formation of the country’s next government…
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EXCLUSIVE: Libya’s Sharara Oilfield Faces Force Majeure Risk after Pipeline Shutdown
Libya’s Sharara oilfield is facing the risk of force majeure after an armed group shut down a crude oil pipeline,…
EXCLUSIVE: FAO, Libya Launch Programme to Protect Livestock Genetic Resources
Libya and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) are implementing a programme to preserve the country’s…
INTERVIEW: IFPRI’s Nwagboso on Empowering Young Women in Africa’s Agrifood Sector
Chibuzo Nwagboso: Finance Alone Cannot Unlock Young Women’s Potential in Africa’s Agrifood Systems Financial access alone is unlikely to close…
Senegal’s Locally Made Sickle Cell Drug Raises Hopes for Better Access Across Africa
Senegal is set to become the second African country after Nigeria to locally produce a hydroxyurea-based treatment for sickle cell…
Scaling Agricultural Innovation Can Boost Africa’s Farmers, Jobs, Agriculture Advocate Tells DNE Africa
Africa needs to overhaul its regulatory, financial and market systems to turn agricultural innovation into commercially viable businesses and higher…
Egypt-Libya Oil Pipeline Could Boost Energy Ties, but Political Unity Remains Key: Analyst
Egypt and Libya are moving closer to launching a proposed 800-kilometre oil pipeline linking the Libyan city of Tobruk with…
Africa Must Own Its Global Narrative, Says Strategic Communications Expert
Interview with Adetokunbo Modupe | Ahead of Africa-Global PR Week Africa must take greater ownership of the stories told about…
Uganda’s Silent AMR Crisis: Drug Resistance Claims 30,000 Lives Annually as WHO, Journalists Join the Fight
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is emerging as one of Uganda's most pressing public health emergencies, claiming an estimated 30,000 lives every…
AI Fuels 55% of Cybercrime Across Africa as Losses Surge to $484M: INTERPOL
Artificial intelligence (AI) is now enabling 55% of reported cybercrimes across Africa, making attacks faster, more scalable and harder to…
China-Africa Trade Hits Record as Beijing Deepens Economic Engagement With the Continent
China-Africa trade reached a record 1.41 trillion yuan ($197 billion) in the first half of 2026, as Beijing's zero-tariff policy…
IOM Warns Conflicts Across MENA Increase Trafficking Risks, Fuel Online Scam Networks
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) warned on Wednesday that conflict, economic pressures and shifting migration patterns across the Middle…
Sudanese Army Regains Control of Strategic Highway Linking Khartoum to Kordofan
Sudanese army said on Sunday it had regained control of a key highway linking Omdurman, part of the capital region,…
