[UN News] The United Nations Secretary-General appealed on Friday for governments, businesses and communities to accelerate efforts to protect biodiversity for future generations and all life on Earth.
[RFI] Somalia's election commission has announced it will hold parliamentary and presidential polls in April and May next year, but critics say the decision will lead to more conflict in a deeply fragmented country facing a long-running Islamist insurgency.
[Daily Maverick] A Lions player has apparently died in a hotel room in France, where the South African team has been preparing for the Champions Cup debut against La Rochelle.
[Africa Check] Image of Kenyan senator Edwin Sifuna asleep at public event is doctored
[Africa Check] No, Spain did not introduce visa-free travel for eight African countries in April 2026
[Africa Check] Altered gazette notice falsely shows changes to the Mwananchi Party's leadership in Kenya
[Premium Times] Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar says his new citizen-engagement platform attracted more than 1,000 questions within 30 minutes, as he and Rotimi Amaechi discussed insecurity and economic challenges during its launch.
[allAfrica] Walk through Nairobi's Kangemi Market, Mile 12 Market in Lagos or Makola Market in Accra, and you will see stalls filled with fresh produce. Yet behind this abundance lies a difficult reality. Farmers struggle to earn enough from what they grow, traders lose produce before it reaches con
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[Ghanaian Times] THE Clerk to Parliament, Reverend Ebenezer Ahumah Djietror, has bemoaned the lack of adequate working space and facilities for Parliament, saying the situation affects the work of the institution and its members.