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-100 Alafarika’s Recap: What Happened in Africa in 2025, and What to Expect in 2026
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Alafarika’s Recap: What Happened in Africa in 2025, and What to Expect in 2026

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-100 Adapting to Climate Crisis in Africa: The Impacts of Technology and Small Businesses
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Adapting to Climate Crisis in Africa: The Impacts of Technology and Small Businesses

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DR Congo: What now that President Tshisekedi has taken control?

Tshisekedi has liberated himself from his rivals, but it remains to be seen if this will be a victory for…

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Advance science in Africa through open access journals

By Maina Waruru   Researchers and scholars want publishers to increase the volume of available free-access journals to boost research…

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African countries & the issues of food insecurity

A new United Nations report warned indicates that four countries contain spots on problems of food insecurity and could potentially…

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Teodoro Obiang: Equatorial Guinea’s vice-president fined by French Court

Teodoro Obiang otherwise known as Teodorin who is notorious for his ‘playboy’ lifestyle was found guilty, convicted and fined last…

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Nigerians Seek End To Police Brutality Activities

On Friday 4th October 2020, video clips emerged and went viral on Twitter whereby a witness claimed a young man,…

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Nigerian government wants to regulate social media

On 27th October 2020, the Nigerian government through the Minister of information, Alhaji Lai Muhammed, announced her plans to regulate…

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Behind the trade spat between Nigeria and Ghana

The recent trade crisis between Nigeria and Ghana has continued to stain the diplomatic ties of both countries. Among the…

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Omoyele Sowore: The Journalist charged with “treason” for staging a “revolution” campaign

The Nigerian secret police, also known as the DSS stormed a high court in Abuja on the 6 of December…

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