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Kenya's president says blogger died 'at the hands of the police'

Kenya Politics · Nairobi

Kenya's president says blogger died 'at the hands of the police'

49% Center coverage: 33 sources

Nairobi -- The family lawyer of slain digital activist Albert Ojwang has disclosed chilling details surrounding his death, revealing that his body bore injuries consistent with torture.See the Story

Mali's government adopts bill granting junta leader 5 more years in power

Mali's government adopts bill granting junta leader 5 more years in power

43% Right coverage: 14 sources

Burundi's ruling party wins all seats in parliamentary vote as opposition cries foul

Burundi's ruling party wins all seats in parliamentary vote as opposition cries foul

50% Center coverage: 12 sources

Burundi's long-term ruling party, the CNDD-FDD, won every seat in the country's parliamentary elections, the electoral commission said Wednesday. Opposition parties said the vote was rigged and observers noted significant irregularities in the process.See the Story

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Four Ivory Coast Opposition Figures Barred From October Presidential Election

News24 | Transnet Averts Strike as Unions Accept Pay Deal

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

Transnet has reached a pay deal with unions, averting a strike that threatened to disrupt mineral and agricultural exports.Jacob Zuma · South Africa See the Story

Africa: Opinion | As the Us Raises Tariffs, China Opens Its Markets to Africa

Coverage: 7 sources

In the ever-shifting theatre of global trade, two major powers have made their moves--one with threats, the other with opportunity. As Africa faces looming tariffs from the United States, China has chosen a different approach: opening its doors to all 53 African nations with which it has diplomatic relations.Xi Jinping · China See the Story

In Senegal as in Cameroon, NSIA on a High-Level Tour to Secure Its Geographical Expansion

The leaders of the banking branch of the Ivorian group NSIA are increasing the number of meetings with the political leaders of the two countries to ensure some support for their expansion strategy.Africa · Dakar Read Article

Possibilities of Nepotism at the BEAC: the Audit of the Contest Against the Institution

According to an external audit recently rendered to the current governor of the bank, irregularities and malfunctions have erupted the process, thus confirming the reservations then expressed by the Finance and Economy Ministers of the Cemac area.Africa · Cameroon Read Article

In Guinea, Does Mamadi Doumbouya Pave the Way for a Lifetime Presidency?

In the near future, three months before the constitutional referendum scheduled for 21 September, the government passed a draft Constitution which could lead to the abolition of the limitation of presidential mandates.International · Guinea Read Article

Senegal: Why Is It so Difficult to Agree on the Status of Leader of the Opposition?

At the end of the national dialogue, which concluded on 4 June, the status of "Leader of the Opposition", enshrined in the Constitution since 2016, is still not the subject of a consensus. However, a bill has existed since 2023.International · Senegal Read Article

British Alliance with Moroccan Plan for the Sahara: a Friendship that Goes Back a Long Way

The last European capital to recognize the Moroccan autonomy plan for the Sahara, London was traditionally reserved on the issue. But the two kingdoms, British and Darifian, have had friendly relations and common interests for so long that their positions had to converge.Africa · Morocco Read Article

In Algeria, a Former Presidential Candidate Leaves Prison

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Retired General Ali Ghediri served a six-year sentence for "participation in a company aimed at weakening the morale of the army".Africa · Algeria See the Story

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