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Zimbabwe: Maggots, Unsuspected Allies of Agriculture in the Face of Drought
Learn how maggot farming in Zimbabwe offers an innovative solution to drought. These tiny larvae improve soil fertility, reduce the use of chemical fertilizers and could create a sustainable market...
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Chad: a historic break with France and a claim for sovereignty
Chad abrogates its defense agreement with France, marking a shift toward greater autonomy. The decision sparks mixed reactions, ranging from nationalist euphoria to security concerns in an unstable...
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Benin: Towards a balance between the fight against terrorism and respect for human rights
Benin is experiencing a political storm following the visit of the UN Special Rapporteur on human rights and terrorism. The challenge is to balance the fight against terrorism and respect for funda...
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Senegal: Student revolt against the deterioration of university infrastructure
Senegalese universities are in crisis, with degraded infrastructure and students angry at the authorities' repression. This fight for better study conditions could mark a turning point in education...
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Burkina Faso: Freedom of the press in danger due to government censorship
Tension in Burkina Faso: Observer Paalga summoned by the CSC for a controversial article. In a context of increased control of the media, freedom of the press is being called into question, provoki...
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Morocco: Oulad Ali Loued, the proud capital of red pepper
Oulad Ali Loued, the red pepper capital of Morocco, cultivates more than 5,000 hectares of flavors. Elevated to the rank of art, this vegetable that has become emblematic defies competition while e...
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Egypt: Tragic shipwreck in the Red Sea and alarming migration crisis
A tragic shipwreck in the Red Sea has left at least 150 migrants missing, revealing the scale of the migration crisis. Egyptian authorities are being criticized for their inaction in the face of hu...
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Breyten Breytenbach: South Africa's rebel icon dies at 85
Breyten Breytenbach, a South African writer and artist who was emblematic of the fight against apartheid, has died at the age of 85. A look back at the career of a committed rebel.
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Shooting at home of former South Sudanese intelligence chief: a revealing incident
A shooting breaks out at the home of South Sudan's former intelligence chief, General Akol Koor, highlighting ongoing tensions within the South Sudanese government.
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Kenya breaks with Indian giant Adani: scandal, corruption and political about-face
Kenya cancels major contracts with Adani Group following corruption and fraud charges against Indian tycoon Gautam Adani in the United States.
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