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Africa: Hate On Parade - Xenophobic Marches Gather Pace As UN Warns South Africa
[Daily Maverick] Across major cities, political entrepreneurs like Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma and Zandile Dabula are staging increasingly bold anti-migrant marches, with…
Africa: Zambia Govt 'Postponement' of RightsCon 2026 Slammed
[HRW] The Zambian government's decision to postpone RightsCon 2026, effectively canceling the summit, raises concerns about the authorities' commitment to…
Africa: All of Africa Today - May 1, 2026
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Africa: African Nations to Benefit From China's Two-Year Zero-Tariff Regime
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- China's zero-tariff treatment to all African countries that have diplomatic relations with it will come into…
Africa: Cross-Pressured Voters in Africa: Patterns of Loyalty, Defection, and Abstention
[Afrobarometer] When performance evaluations conflict with partisan leanings, which way do voters turn?
Africa: Heat and Cold Alter How Animals Fight Disease. As the Climate Changes, This Knowledge May Be Vital
[The Conversation Africa] Each animal species has an optimal temperature at which it can metabolise food and its immune system…
Africa: Shaping the Future of African Media - African Media Elevated as Instruments of Economic Power and Sovereignty
[ANA] The second edition of Shaping the Future of African Media, organised by Africa News Agency (ANA) on April 29…
Africa: Sudan - Africa's Forgotten Battleground
[Leadership] The ongoing civil war in Sudan, which has escalated dramatically since April 2023, has grown to become one of…
Africa: Africa's Victory Over Malaria Will Be Built at Home
[ALMA] Tanzania, like many countries in Africa, has fought malaria for generations. Our existing tools, from insecticide-treated nets to antimalarial…
Africa: African Ambassadors in China Reaffirm Commitment to Implement AfCFTA
[African Union] The Annual Retreat of the Group of African Ambassadors in China (GAAC), held in Beijing from 23 to…
Africa: Nigeria-Niger-Benin - Cross-Border Trade Resumes Amid Security Risks
[ISS] The Tsamiya-Kamba corridor will revive regional commerce, but jihadist expansion could quickly unravel the gains.