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South Africa: Bold ambition or unfinished dream for the Pretoria refinery?
The South African government has ambitions to build a refinery in Pretoria, inspired by Aliko Dangote's Nigerian model. However, questions remain about its viability, environmental impact and the r...
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Ethiopia: Repression and marginalization of the Qemant community in danger
The Amhara region is experiencing an intensification of repression against the Qemant minority, accused of supporting rebels. The urgency of protecting the rights of the Qemant and promoting dialog...
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Libya: Airbus attempts a bold incursion with Buraq Air into African skies
Airbus is exploring an intriguing sale to Libya's Buraq Air, seeking to strengthen its presence in North Africa. The deal could modernise Libya's aviation sector, but the volatile political climate...
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Qatar and Iran: towards a strategic rapprochement in the midst of international turmoil
Qatar and Iran strengthen ties through major diplomatic visit. Strategic rapprochement amid regional tensions promises economic collaborations and increased solidarity, while navigating human right...
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Uganda: suspension of the trial of Kizza Besigye, symbol of a democracy in peril.
The trial of Ugandan opposition leader Kizza Besigye has been suspended due to health reasons, exposing tensions between the government and dissenting voices. The decision raises questions about po...
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Tanzania: Gazprom enters the African energy market
Gazprom is moving into Tanzania with compressed natural gas, shaking up the local energy sector. The entry could generate investment and jobs, but it raises fears of domination and opacity. The fut...
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Kenya: Relaxation of border rules at risk of national security.
Kenyan President William Ruto eases rules for Somali residents, raising concerns among security insiders. The move, seen as a humanitarian gesture, raises regional security concerns, including agai...
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European Parliament criticises Rwanda's occupation of Goma: a diplomatic warning shot
The European Parliament strongly condemns the occupation of Goma by Rwandan forces and the M23, calling for sanctions against Kigali and the suspension of minerals agreements.
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Nigeria: Mele Kyari on the way out, between sales of oil blocks and political tensions.
NNPC CEO Mele Kyari is set to step down as he negotiates the sale of oil blocks, raising questions about his motives at a time when Nigeria's oil sector is in political turmoil.
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Ghana: Randy Abbey at the head of Cocobod, a strategic choice or a political risk?
Randy Abbey, newly appointed head of the Ghana Cocoa Board, is stirring up debate. A former journalist with political connections, his role is crucial as the cocoa industry faces challenges. His ab...
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