Africa
Five Women Artists Reshape Benin’s Contemporary Art Scene Through Memory, Identity
Anne-Marie Akplogan, Éliane Aïsso, Moufouli Bello, Laeïla Adjovi and Sènami Donoumassou are using painting, photography, sculpture, sound and installation to...
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African Writers Put Mental Health at Centre of New Literary Conversations
From Yewande Omotoso and Yaa Gyasi to Akwaeke Emezi and Francesca Ekwuyasi, African and diasporic writers are using fiction and...
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Cape Town Named World’s Best-Value Winter-Sun Destination for 2026
South Africa's tourism capital tops the Post Office Travel Money barometer, while Kenya's Mombasa takes second place as African destinations...
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From Jollof to Zobo: Ozoz Sokoh Traces Nigerian Food’s Connections With the World
In Chop Chop: Cooking the Food of Nigeria, culinary researcher Ozoz Sokoh explores how Nigerian dishes connect with food cultures...
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Bisila Noha Uses Clay to Reclaim African Heritage, Women’s Hidden Labour
Spanish-Equatorial Guinean ceramicist Bisila Noha is drawing on pottery traditions from Equatorial Guinea, Nigeria, Senegal, Côte d’Ivoire and Benin to...
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Renewed Tigray Fighting Deepens Ethiopia Crisis as Civilians Face Fresh Displacement
Federal forces and Tigrayan fighters trade accusations over the latest escalation as clashes spread beyond Tigray into Afar and Amhara,...
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South Africa Immigration Protests Intensify as Demonstrators Demand More Deportations
Hundreds march in Durban as undocumented immigration, unemployment, crime and pressure on public services fuel renewed demonstrations, while concerns grow...
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Rwanda Emerges in European Talks Over Offshore Migrant ‘Return Hubs’
Germany, Austria, Greece, Denmark and the Netherlands are pursuing facilities outside the European Union for people ordered to leave the...
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Burundi Agrees to Receive US Third-Country Deportees, Sets Conditions
Bujumbura says it will only receive people without criminal accusations or terrorism links as questions remain over numbers, timing and...
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São Tomé Opposition MLSTP Wins Most Parliamentary Seats, Coalition Talks Loom
MLSTP secures 24 of 55 parliamentary seats but falls short of the 28 required for an outright majority, leaving smaller...
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