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Cyril Ramaphosa · South Africa

WATCH | Mashatile, Ramokgopa sworn in after Cabinet reshuffle

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

President Cyril Ramaphosa's new ministers were sworn in at Tuynhuys in Cape Town on Tuesday evening. Paul Mashatile was sworn as South Africa's deputy president. Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa is sworn as minister in the Presidency responsible for electricity.See the Story

Felix Tshisekedi

DRC: Lack of trust holds back regional force as Angola steps in

March 9th marked half a year since Democratic Republic of Congo President Felix Tshisekedi authorised the 6-month deployment of East Africa Community Regional Force (EACRF) to quell fighting in conflict-plagued eastern DRC. Analysts say little has been achieved.See the Story

Mauritius · Mauritius

Mauritius struggles to reset its economy post Covid

Mauritius is fighting to revive one of the economies worst hit by covid while delivering on costly electoral promises.See the Story

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International · Abuja

Opposition parties in Nigeria call for fresh elections as ruling party takes the lead

39% Center coverage: 36 sources

Nigeria’s main opposition parties are calling for fresh elections, describing results currently being announced by electoral body as “heavily doctored and manipulated,” in a joint press conference in the capital, Abuja.

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Europe · Kyiv

What to expect in the second year of the Russia-Ukraine war

50% Center coverage: 74 sources

Ukraine's success in routing Russian forces will depend largely on how quickly the U.S. and Europe supply decisive arms like long-range missiles, tanks and jets. Russia's hope for retaking momentum hinges on Western unity disintegrating. Russia has mobilized some 300,000 troops for the fresh ground offensive in eastern Ukraine.

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First Lady · Washington

Jill Biden to visit Namibia, Kenya, part of US-Africa push

73% Center coverage: 75 sources

Jill Biden will visit Namibia and Kenya this week as part of a push by the United States to step up engagement with Africa as a counterweight to China’s influence on the continent, the White House announced Tuesday.

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Business · Zanzibar

Tanzania: Zanzibar Eyes Threefold Rice Production

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Rice production to rise from 5,400 tons to 17,332 tons. Six valleys have been developed for irrigation. The valleys include Cheju A and K, with 314 and 184 acres respectively. They will be used to grow vegetables, fruits and vegetables for the national diet.

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Black Star Line: 50,000 descend on Ghana for diaspora festival

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The maiden edition of the Black Star Line Festival took place in Ghana's capital Accra. It was founded by Chicago-born Ghanaian Vic Mensa and featured A-list acts from both sides of the Atlantic. International stars, including Erykah Badu, T-Pain and Chance The Rapper, were joined by Ghanaian legends like Sarkodie.

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Kenya · Kenya

Kenya: Changes at revenue authority create season of confusion

Kenya’s new regime under President William Ruto continues to impose itself in public institutions in what is turning out to be a mix of political vendetta and…

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Zimbabwe · Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe: Crackdown on politically conscious musicians

With just a few months from the presidential and parliamentary elections, the Zimbabwe government is increasingly unleashing law enforcement to quell popular Zimbabwean musicians.

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Rwanda · Rwanda

Mozambique: Rwanda extradition treaty payback for fighting jihadists?

Rwanda has been helping combat jihadists in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique, for nearly three years, in a country nowhere near its own borders. But a new extradition…

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