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Kaduna State, Nigeria Plans to Castrate Convicted Child Rapists
The governor of Nigeria’s Kaduna state has signed a law saying men convicted of rape
Two African Women Running For World Trade Organization President
While no Africans and no women have ever been at the helm of the global trade
Disney partners with Nollywood to bring American Movies To West Africa
Disney is joining forces with a Nigerian production and distribution company to market some of the
The Rise of African Film: 5 African Producers Making Waves
The African film industry is indisputably diversifying its economy by creating jobs in the continent. Contemporary
Ex-IAAF head Lamine Diack gets two years in prison for corruption
Former track federation president Lamine Diack was sentenced Wednesday to two years in prison for corruption
Chinese man crowned as chief in Ghana
The appointment of Sun Qiang, a Chinese businessman, to the position of Development Chief (Nkosuohene) in
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Since the beginning of June until now, many countries in Africa have gradually begun to reopen
Egypt: More Than Just Pyramids
Contrary to what you have been taught in history class, Egypt is more than just pyramids.