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A 7,000-Franc Catfish: Pointe-Noire’s Fish Farmers Move into Tanks as Polluted Rivers Come Up Short
Overfishing And Pollution Are Pushing a Staple Protein Out of Reach for Low-Income Households…
An Island’s Name for Hire: Comoros Disowns the Anjouan Gambling Licenses and Seeks Britain’s Help
Small African States are Finding That Their Names and Legal Identities Can Be Borrowed…
Five Girls in a Rice Field: Human Rights Watch Presses the African Union to Act on Abuses by Every Side in Mali
Mali's Junta Has Turned to Russian Forces and Drones to Fight Jihadist and Separatist…
Two Strikes, Ten Minutes Apart: A Drone Attack on al-Dibab’s Truck Stop Leaves 80 Dead in West Kordofan
Drones Have Become the Deadliest Weapon of Sudan's War, and People Waiting for a…
Habib Bourguiba Avenue Fills Up: Tunisia’s Labor Union Puts Saied’s Divided Critics in One March
The Largest Protest Against President Kais Saied in Years, Five Years After He Took…
Cars, Jobs and a 2 November Deadline: Ramaphosa Tells South Africans to Brace for Life Outside AGOA
The Largest Beneficiary of Washington's Duty-Free Trade Scheme for Africa is Preparing for The…
A Caretaker for Mekelle: Abiy’s Government Takes Direct Charge of Tigray for Six Months
A Federal Takeover After a Failed TPLF Offensive, and a 2022 Peace Deal Whose…
A Lead of About One Million: Africa Now Counts More Catholics Than Europe, Vatican Figures Show
A Church Whose Growth Has Moved South, and the Question of Whether Its Leadership…
Foam on the Sekoai: Fresh Pollution Questions Dog the Lesotho Highlands Tunnel Contractor
A Cross-Border Water Scheme That Supplies South Africa, and a Contractor Already Suspended Once…
Cash Points Lose to Phone Transfers: Onafriq Shuts Baxi, Its Nigerian Agent-Banking Network
Nigeria's Shift from Cash-Out Agents to Instant Phone Transfers, and a Tougher Climate for…
Firing Squads After Secret Trials: Eastern Libya Breaks a 15-Year Halt on Executions
Two Rival Authorities, Military Courts Trying Civilians, and a Supreme Court Ruling That Was…
Chained Together in a Church: Mpumalanga Raid Finds About 200 People in an Unlicensed Rehab Center
A Drug Crisis That Has Outgrown South Africa's Licensed Treatment System, and the Families…