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US Foreign Policy · WashingtonU.S. President Donald Trump hosted the leaders of Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) at the White House on Thursday for the signing of a peace agreement, with the ceremony taking place at the newly renamed Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace in Washington.See the Story
Rwanda, DR Congo Sign Trump-backed Peace Deal
42% Center coverage: 225 sources
US Foreign Policy · United StatesThe administration of President Donald Trump has announced visa restrictions targeting Nigerians involved in funding or supporting genocide against Christians in the country. United States Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, made the announcement in a post on his official X account on Wednesday. According to the post, the visa policy applies to Nigeria as well as other governments or individuals implicated in the alleged massacre of Nigerian Christ…See the Story
The US will restrict visas for Nigerians and their families involved in violence against Christians
43% Center coverage: 44 sources
Vodafone · United KingdomVodafone's African subsidiary, Vodacom, to acquire 20% of Safaricom, taking its stake to 55% 15% will be acquired from the Government of Kenya and 5% from Vodafone LONDON, Dec. 04, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Vodafone Group's African subsidiary, Vodacom Group Ltd ("Vodacom") has agreed to acquire an effective 20% of the issued share capital in Safaricom Plc ("Safaricom"), Kenya's leading telecoms operator (the "Acquisition"). Vodacom will acquire 1…See the Story
Debt-strained Kenya to sell Safaricom stake to Vodacom in $1.6 billion deal
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