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The Missing Plane With African VP Found with no Survivors

A tragic incident unfolded recently when a plane carrying a Vice President from an African country was located with no survivors. The aircraft had been missing for several days, sparking a large-scale search operation that involved multiple agencies and countries. The Vice President, along with other passengers and crew members, was on board the ill-fated flight. The Incident The plane, a…
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Russian instructors to train African military personnel

Russian military instructors have become increasingly involved in training African military personnel over the past decade. This involvement is part of a broader strategy by Russia to expand its influence and strengthen its geopolitical presence on the African continent. The training provided by Russian instructors spans various aspects of military operations, including combat skills, strategic…
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Helicopter carrying Malawian Vice President missing

A helicopter carrying the Vice President of an African country has reportedly gone missing. This alarming incident has sparked a frantic search operation and widespread concern across the nation and the international community. Here are the key details known so far: The Incident The helicopter was on a routine flight when it lost contact with air traffic control. The exact time and location…
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Putin holds talks with leader of sanctioned African state

Russian President Vladimir Putin recently engaged in high-level talks with the leader of a sanctioned African state, highlighting Russia’s strategic interests and diplomatic efforts in Africa despite international sanctions. These discussions underscore the evolving geopolitical dynamics and Russia’s determination to strengthen ties with African nations, many of which are similarly…
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South Africa’s ruling party holds coalition talks

In recent times, South Africa’s ruling party, the African National Congress (ANC), has been engaging in coalition talks in response to shifting political dynamics and waning electoral support. Historically dominant in South African politics since the end of apartheid in 1994, the ANC has seen its majority eroded in recent elections, prompting the need for coalition strategies to maintain…
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AfricaCulture

What Is Africa Day And Why Is It Important

Africa Day, celebrated annually on May 25th, commemorates the founding of the Organization of African Unity (OAU), which is now known as the African Union (AU). Established on May 25, 1963, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, the OAU was created to promote unity and solidarity among African states, coordinate and intensify cooperation for development, safeguard the sovereignty and territorial integrity of…
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Uganda to review new anti-LGBTQ law

President Yoweri Museveni has returned legislation passed in March to parliament for improvement Exclusive News Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni declined on Thursday to sign the country’s anti-homosexuality bill into law, instead returning it to parliament for revision to ensure it does not “frighten” people who need “rehabilitation.” Following a meeting with lawmakers…
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