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African Journalists Experience Moscow's History and Culture
African journalists covering the Russia-Africa Summit explore Moscow's Kremlin, metro system and cultural heritage
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Kalu Reveals Arms Trading Past, Backs Tinubu's 2027 Re-election Bid
Former Abia State Governor Orji Uzor Kalu discusses arms trading past and predicts landslide victory for President Tinubu in 2027.
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Uganda's Oil Revenue Delayed, Debt Burden Mounts
Uganda's delayed oil production faces new forecast of June 2027, raising concerns over debt repayment and economic viability.
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Rwanda's U23 Football Team Prepares to Face Cameroon
Rwanda's U23 football team coach, Eric Nshimiyimana, urges fans to support the team ahead of their match against Cameroon.
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Guinean Politician Advocates for Responsible Sovereignty and Environmental Protection
Guinean politician Siradiou Diallo emphasizes need for sustainable resource management and environmental protection.
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Obasanjo Criticizes Tinubu's Borrowing Policy, Not His Presidency
Former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo criticizes President Bola Tinubu's borrowing policy, warning of generational damage, but does not urge Nigerians to reject Tinubu.
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Egypt's "My Home in Egypt" Initiative Enters Third Phase with 4,000 Units
Egypt's Housing Ministry to launch third phase of "My Home in Egypt" initiative, offering 4,000 housing units for Egyptians abroad.
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Mauritania's Gendarmerie Dismantles Drug Trafficking Network, Arrests 11 Suspects
Mauritania's gendarmerie announced on November 10, 2026, that they had dismantled a drug trafficking network and arrested 11 suspects.
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Sierra Leone Government Launches Bunce Island Development Project
The Sierra Leone government has launched a development project to restore and preserve Bunce Island, a historic slave fort and significant cultural landmark.
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Nigeria Moves to Regulate Scrap Metal Industry to Curb Infrastructure Vandalism
Nigeria's Federal Government proposes regulations to govern scrap metal collection, trading, and recycling to curb infrastructure vandalism and strengthen the steel sector.
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Tunisian Farmer Successfully Cultivates Dragon Fruit in New Agricultural Venture
A Tunisian farmer has successfully cultivated dragon fruit in a new agricultural venture, reflecting the country's diversified agricultural production and shift towards alternative crops.
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Ethiopia and World Meteorological Organization to Strengthen Climate Protection Collaboration
Ethiopia and the World Meteorological Organization vow to enhance cooperation on climate protection and early warning systems.