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As Senegal's new anti-LGBTQ+ law takes effect, lawyers are faced with the difficult choice of defending those accused under its controversial provisions, amid rising arrests.
Upon his return home, Sabastian Sawe, the first man to complete a marathon in under two hours during a competitive event, was celebrated by family and supporters.
A hundred works by the artist reflect the influences that shaped part of his journey and capture, with intensity, the lives of individuals he encountered as well as the history of an entire country.
In his first public appearance since recent violent incidents, Mali's military chief visited the injured and engaged with the Russian ambassador, emphasizing international ties.
The Bamako junta's difficulties against insurgent groups have allowed Algeria to regain its role as a mediator in the Sahel, reversing a trend of diminishing influence.
Ethiopian runner Yomif Kejelcha completed the London Marathon in under two hours, securing a remarkable achievement despite finishing in second place. He expressed optimism about improving his time in future races.
Recent coordinated assaults by JNIM and Tuareg insurgents have resulted in notable casualties among government troops and Russian support, raising questions about the regime's stability.
An exploration of the differing goals of jihadist groups aiming for a caliphate and Tuareg rebels seeking autonomy in Mali highlights the complexity of the region's conflicts.
Napata, an ancient city in modern-day Sudan, emerged as a vital urban and cultural hub within the Kushite empire, shaped significantly by its geographical location.
The recent death of Mali's defense minister, Sadio Camara, amid a wave of coordinated attacks, raises significant concerns about the junta's stability in Bamako.
A plane crash in South Sudan has resulted in the deaths of all 14 individuals on board. Authorities are currently investigating, with initial reports pointing to adverse weather conditions.
A recent attack on an orphanage in Nigeria resulted in the kidnapping of 23 children and the facility's proprietress, highlighting ongoing security issues in the region.
The Africa Corps, a paramilitary group under the control of Russia's Defence Ministry, has confirmed its withdrawal from Kidal, Mali, following intense fighting.
Inspired by the 1935 film featuring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, the show at the Théâtre du Châtelet is directed by Kathleen Marshall, who aims to highlight the African-American roots of jazz and tap.
Russian paramilitary forces in Mali are reportedly struggling to combat jihadist groups, raising concerns over their effectiveness and human rights practices.
Recent coordinated assaults by Tuareg separatists and jihadis linked to al-Qaeda have resulted in significant violence in Kidal, marking a troubling escalation in Mali's ongoing conflict.
Recent reports indicate a surge in violence in Mali, with coordinated assaults by Islamic militants and separatist groups raising alarms about security in the region.
As Nigeria transitions to becoming a net fuel exporter, the role of Dangote in this development is significant. The implications for the energy sector are noteworthy.
The jihadist group JNIM has announced its involvement in recent attacks in Mali, reportedly in collaboration with Tuareg rebels, amid rising violence in the area.
The recent coordinated attacks in Bamako reveal significant vulnerabilities within Mali's junta-led government, raising questions about its stability and control.