Now In Africa

Now In Africa https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Zimbabwe Opposition Leader Linda Masarira Dies, Leaving a Void in Grassroots Activism Fixing Africa’s Farm-to-Market Failure: Why Chinese Lessons Could Transform Continental Agriculture Ethiopia Heads to One of Africa’s Least Competitive Elections Under a Cloud of Scepticism Benin’s New President Wadagni Moves Fast to Form Cabinet After Landslide Victory East Africa War on Second-Hand Clothes: A Protectionist Push That Could Reshape Trade Routes Uganda Confirms Three New Ebola Cases as Ten Nations Classified High-Risk Senegal Parliament Speaker Quits as Political Crisis Enters Dangerous New Phase India-Africa Summit Postponed as Ebola Outbreak Forces Continental Meeting Cancellation Mamelodi Sundowns Win African Champions League: South Africa Celebrates a Historic Night Benin: Former Finance Minister Romuald Wadagni sworn in as new president Africa Day 2026: What Does Liberation Mean for the Continent 63 Years On? Africa Day 2026: What Does Liberation Mean for the Continent 63 Years On? Africa Day 2026: What Does Liberation Mean for the Continent 63 Years On? Africa Day 2026: What Does Liberation Mean for the Continent 63 Years On? Senegal’s Political Crisis Deepens as Parliament Speaker Quits Amid PM Sacking Fallout Morocco’s Western Sahara Gambit: Tourism Push or Territorial Tightening? Eid in Ivory Coast: Sheep Shortage and Soaring Prices Leave Families Struggling Benin and Niger Reset: West Africa’s Latest Diplomatic Thaw Offers Cautious Hope Ethiopia Election Arrives But Is It Really a Contest? A New Era in Benin: Romuald Wadagni Takes the Helm World Bank Warns Middle East Crisis Taking Billions-Dollar Toll on Africa Royal Air Maroc Grounds Dozen Routes as Fuel Crisis Bites Into Africa Aviation Sector Tinubu Second Term Ambition: What Nigeria Nomination Means for Africa Largest Economy World Bank Warns of Africa’s Fiscal Emergency as Iran Conflict Forces Economies to Seek Emergency Funding Africa’s Airlines Brace for a World Cup Nightmare as Ebola Fears and Economic Headwinds Collide Ethiopia’s Electoral Farce: Why the World’s Eyes Are Off One of Africa’s Most Important Votes Nigeria’s Tinubu Secures Second-Term Run: What a Re-Elected President Means for Africa’s Largest Economy Africa’s Deadliest Borders: The Trade Routes That Jihadi Blockades Are Choking Shut Ebola Treatment Centre Burned Down in DR Congo as Angry Crowd Torches Medical Tents Kenya Fuel Strike Ends After Marathon Government Talks Bring Transport Sector Back From the Brink Senegal President Faye Sacks PM Sonko and Dissolves Government Amid Months-Long Feud Nigeria and Morocco Seek US Funding for Ambitious Atlantic Gas Pipeline Linking West Africa to Europe US Imposes Sanctions on Tanzanian Police Official Over Torture and Harassment of Rights Activists Uganda Confirms Three New Ebola Cases as Ten Nations Are Classified as High-Risk DR Congo World Cup Camp Disrupted as Ebola Forces Football Team Into Isolation Morocco King Pardons Jailed Senegal Fans: A Diplomatic Gesture Before the World Cup Red Cross Volunteers Die from Suspected Ebola as DR Congo Outbreak Takes New Toll East Africa’s Used Clothes Dilemma: Why Millions Depend on Second-Hand Garments Test post from Aasgard Dozens of Vehicles Torched as Mali Jihadists Enforce Sweeping Blockade Across Northern Regions Township Beats to World Stages: How South African DJ Black Coffee Conquered Global Electronic Music Ghana’s Billion Dollar Cocoa Lifeline: Local Investors Step Up to Save the Golden Crop AFC Drops $100 Million on African Tech: The Local Capital Revolution That Could Change Everything UK Scientists Race to Develop Ebola Vaccine for the Rare Strain Now Spreading Across Central Africa Nigeria and Morocco Seek US Funding for Atlantic Gas Pipeline to Europe Ghana’s \ Billion Cocoa Lifeline: Local Investors Step Up to Save the Golden Crop Malawi Fuel Crisis Brings the Nation to a Standstill as Prices Double Within Six Months Uganda Confirms Three New Ebola Cases as Regional Health Alarm Grows Anti-Migrant Attacks Surge in South Africa as President Ramaphosa Vows Tougher Response Home