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What Eswatini risks by standing with Taiwan
What Eswatini risks by standing with Taiwan

Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te has finally visited Eswatini where his arrival had been expected since April. The state visit was cancelled last minu…

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Sudanese journalists win World Press Freedom Prize
Sudanese journalists win World Press Freedom Prize

As the world marks World Press Freedom Day, UNESCO has awarded the 2026 Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize to the Sudanese Journalists Syndicat…

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'Is diaspora written on my forehead?'
'Is diaspora written on my forehead?'

For the longest time, Africa’s migration story has largely been one way: people leaving the continent in search of opportunity. But that story is beg…

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Uganda sovereignty bill: protection or policing?
Uganda sovereignty bill: protection or policing?

Uganda’s new bill could jail citizens for up to 20 years for unauthorised foreign funding, citing concerns over foreign influence on national policy.…

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South Africans debate the migrant question
South Africans debate the migrant question

In South Africa, rising anti-immigration protests are once again putting xenophobia in the spotlight. We hear from two South Africans with opposing v…

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What’s driving the coordinated attacks across Mali?
What’s driving the coordinated attacks across Mali?

We look at what’s behind the coordinated attacks in Mali by the Azawad Liberation Front and JNIM, which are raising fresh questions about how much co…

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Tanzania’s report on election violence sparks debate
Tanzania’s report on election violence sparks debate

Tanzania is under growing scrutiny after a government report revealed there were 518 deaths during the October 2025 elections. The report says 197 of…

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Why more men are getting paternity tests
Why more men are getting paternity tests

One testing centre in Nigeria told the Focus on Africa Podcast that the number of paternity tests it conducted rose by 28.8% in 2025 compared to the …

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Madagascar: Gen Z arrests fuel doubts over military rule
Madagascar: Gen Z arrests fuel doubts over military rule

In Madagascar, the arrest of Gen Z protesters is fuelling growing doubts about the military leadership that emerged after the 2025 uprising, as young…

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What does the Morocco–Nigeria gas pipeline involve?
What does the Morocco–Nigeria gas pipeline involve?

A major gas pipeline is being planned from Nigeria to Morocco, running along the Atlantic coast through countries including Ghana and Senegal, before…

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