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In this week's post ● Equatorial Guinea's president has reportedly received Russian troops for protection, sparking human rights concerns. ● Mauritius has a new prime minister after the opposition party won a landslide victory. ● Protests in Mozambique over a disputed election.
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While initially driven by financial gain as hired protectors, Lukarawa has adopted more aggressive tactics, including colluding with other militant groups in the Sahel, which may influence Lukarawa's increasingly extremist ideology, exploitation and the imposition of extremist dogma.
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The evolving U.S.-Africa dynamic under Trump’s second term presents challenges and opportunities, underscoring Africa’s need for a proactive approach. African leaders can use their agency to manage these shifts by pursuing partnerships aligning with their countries' national and regional goals.
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In this week's post, we look at the news about The U.K. ceding sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius. The ongoing war in Sudan. The voter apathy and opposition repression in Tunisia. And the anti-illegal mining protest in Ghana.
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In this week's post, we look at the latest news about the failed coup plot in D.R. Congo, the continued tension between Egypt and Ethiopia, the flood that ravaged Nigeria's North, and the life of the enigmatic runner: Rebecca Cheptegei
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In this week's post, we look at the political quagmire in South Africa where the ANC, which took down the Apartheid regime, is forced to partner with DA, a white-led political party, to form a government and keep President Ramaphosa in power for a second term.