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Ghana has concluded its $3 billion IMF bailout programme, marking a new phase in its economic recovery. The country will continue working with the IMF under a new arrangement that does not provide direct financial assistance.
A foot-and-mouth outbreak in //Kharas has cost Namibia the market that took most of its beef. The case for African buyers just got sharper.
More than 400 delegates at the AU's teacher-education conference are working on a continental qualification framework so a teacher trained in one country can teach in another.
Opening the second Lobito Corridor coordination meeting, Zambia's president cast the rail line to the Atlantic as a building block of the AfCFTA — and a peace project.
Expulsions, severed ties and fighting in Tigray have put the Union's crisis diplomacy to the test inside its own headquarters' neighbourhood.
The Heritage Theatre Arts Festival brings performers from six countries to Legon this week — part of an October in which African culture is telling its own story, on its own stages.
The Eighth Mid-Year Coordination Meeting put the African Union and the regional blocs in one room on Egypt's Mediterranean coast — and asked them to stop duplicating each other.
The US Supreme Court has let Washington resume deporting people to countries they have no ties to. Liberia, founded by freed Black Americans, is one of the main destinations.
At the Alamein Africa Forum, Ghana's president made the business case for health sovereignty — from active ingredients to the African Medicines Agency.
A 700,000-barrel-a-day plant on Kenya's coast, with up to 30% of the equity reserved for the region's governments. The promise is fuel sovereignty; the questions are crude supply and land.
