UK Apology for Slave Trade Welcomed, but Reparations Disagreement Persists
Caribbean leaders welcome UK's consideration of apology for trans-Atlantic slave trade
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Caribbean leaders welcome UK's consideration of apology for trans-Atlantic slave trade
Sierra Leone's Mines Minister Julius Mattai commends Russia's non-interference policy in African affairs at the Russia-Africa Summit in Moscow.
Police in Paris deployed tear gas during violent clashes as anti-government protests erupted on Halloween night.
Russia hosts 48 African nations at third Russia-Africa Summit amid sanctions and growing isolation over Ukraine conflict
Visa partners with Senegal's Ministry of Telecommunications to enhance digital payments and financial innovation
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk addresses Constitutional Tribunal crisis, vows to uphold rule of law amid escalating tensions with President Karol Nawrocki.
Afreximbank releases Gabon Country Brief, outlining macroeconomic outlook, trade performance, and debt sustainability.
A heartfelt commencement speech by a mother to the graduating class of 2026, stressing humility, integrity, and kindness.
Sierra Leone's 2026 WASSCE results show a rise in passed candidates, but also a significant increase in withheld results due to suspected malpractice.
Sierra Leone's Health Minister Dr. Austin Demby notes decline in maternal deaths in Bo District, but says more work is needed to achieve zero preventable maternal deaths.
Sierra Leone's Information Minister Chernor Bah meets eight Miss University contestants ahead of the grand finale.
Senegal hosts Africa's first Olympic event, the Youth Olympic Games, in Dakar, Diamniadio, and Saly from 4-13 November.