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To Decarbonise Africa’s Energy Sector, Look to Uranium

Africa’s vast wealth buried beneath its soil is set to chart a fresh trajectory for development. Uranium reserves from the continent are increasingly capturing global attention. The data paints a.

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Africa Energy Summit 2025: Leaders Secure Over $50B for Energy Transformation

Thirty African heads of state and government have reaffirmed their commitment to advancing energy access across the continent, pledging to implement crucial reforms and actions aimed at providing reliable, affordable,.

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Is a Unified Currency Possible in Africa?

To Muammar Gaddafi, the former Libyan leader, a unified Africa with a federal system, a single currency, a unified passport, and a shared military would represent a stronger and more.

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Shifting Alliances: The Rise of Russian Military Influence in West Africa Amid US Withdrawal

In recent years, West Africa has witnessed significant changes in its military alliances. Several countries in the region are asking US military bases to leave while inviting Russian military forces.

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Unified Visa-Free Travel in Africa: Bridging Divides, Building Futures

The need for a unified passport and visa-free travel for Africans within the continent has become increasingly evident as economic integration and growth intensify. The African Union (AU) has long.

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West African Security in Flux: Effects of U.S. Military Exit

As the United States recalibrates its military engagements globally, the decision to withdraw its forces from West Africa has prompted significant debate. This strategic shift is poised to profoundly affect.

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STEM: The question of the Girl Child education in Niger, Chad and Sudan

The rallying cry for increased female representation in STEM fields has echoed globally, and nowhere is its resonance more critical than in Niger, Chad, and Sudan. These regions grapple with.

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Finally, French forces pull out of Mali, move to Niger

Finally, the last French armed forces officially pulled out of Mali and, moved to Niger following a disagreement with the Mali military authority that was premised on the alleged use.

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Algeria, Nigeria, Niger Sign MOU On Gas Pipeline to Europe

To move away from relying on Russian energy, the European Union is increasingly turning to Africa for natural gas imports — and Algeria, Niger and Nigeria are looking to cash.

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IMF and Niger reach staff-level agreement on $53 million loan

The International Monetary Fund (IMF), and Niger have reached a staff-level agreement on a first programme review that will allow for disbursement of about $53 million if approved in June,.

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