Africa: ‘It Was a Challenge, Not an Attack’, Says Journalist Mamadou On Pamoja Afcon 2027 Remarks

Africa: ‘It Was a Challenge, Not an Attack’, Says Journalist Mamadou On Pamoja Afcon 2027 Remarks

Nairobi — Ivorian journalist Mamadou Gaye has defended his controversial comments on the preparedness of Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania to host the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations, insisting his remarks were meant as constructive criticism rather than an attack on East Africa. Gaye found himself at the centre of debate after questioning whether the three…

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Africa: ‘It Was a Challenge, Not an Attack’, Says Journalist Mamadou On Pamoja Afcon 2027 Remarks

Africa Pushes Back On Us Health Deals Over Data, Power

Kampala, Scidev.Net — A new wave of bilateral health deals with the United States is facing growing resistance across Africa, as courts, civil society groups and public-health experts question how the deals reconfigure control over health data, pathogen samples and national priorities. Fourteen African countries have signed agreements with Washington under the United States’ America…

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Africa: ‘It Was a Challenge, Not an Attack’, Says Journalist Mamadou On Pamoja Afcon 2027 Remarks

Africa: Israel’s Somaliland Gamble Is Repeating the Bloody History That Created Al-Shabaab

The Boxing Day recognition will not bring stability but will ignite a conflict that empowers extremists and spills into Ethiopia’s troubled east. On Boxing Day 2006, Ethiopian troops, endorsed by the United States, rolled into Mogadishu. Their intervention, aimed at crushing the Islamic Courts Union (ICU) and installing “a weak, decentralised client state … willing…

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Africa: ‘It Was a Challenge, Not an Attack’, Says Journalist Mamadou On Pamoja Afcon 2027 Remarks

Africa: Climate Disasters Leave Invisible Scars

Whenever rain clouds gather over her village, Ntombenhle Ndlovu finds herself checking the weather forecast again and again, bracing for what might come next. When the rain finally starts, she steps outside to feel the first droplets on her skin, measuring their intensity before she can breathe a little easier. “It has become a natural…

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