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Blame Game as Infighting Among Cameroon Separatists Grows

Clashes between separatist groups have left at least six fighters dead, with one of the groups allegedly abducting close to 40 rebels of another camp. While separatist leaders said ... Read more »
- Cameroon: Anglophone Separatists Turn to Infighting
- Africa: 'Conflict is Like a Cough, If You Don't Treat the Root Cause, It Comes Back'
U.S. Reportedly Adding More African Countries to Travel Ban

Washington-based news outlet Politico is reporting that Donald Trump's administration is considering extending its travel ban to include seven more countries, including Tanzania, ... Read more »
- Africa: Trump Reportedly Adding Tanzania, Eritrea and Sudan to U.S. Travel Ban
- Africa: Senate Armed Services Chair Says Africa is 'Critical' to U.S. Interests - Inhofe Letter
Can You Be Well-Educated If You Know Nothing about Africa?

Africa-America Institute CEO Kofi Apenteng is determined that the six-decade old organization - which has enabled higher education for thousands of Africans who have become leaders ... Read more »
- Africa: New Directions for Historic U.S. Africa-Focused Organization
- Senegal: The Africa-America Institute Hosts its Fifth Annual State of Education in Africa Conference in Dakar, Senegal
African Teams Ready for 2022 World Cup Bid

The draw for the group phase of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 took place took in Cairo with 40 African countries discovering who they will have to beat to book a place in the ... Read more »
- Africa: Group Phase FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Draw takes place in Cairo
- Nigeria: Nigeria in Tricky Group C Pairing With Cape Verde, CAR, Liberia
South Africa Leading the Continent in Embracing Vegan Lifestyle

Meat may be meeting its match, as more and more South Africans are experimenting with vegetarian and vegan lifestyles. Veganism - which entails cutting out all meat and ... Read more »
- South Africa: Meet the Afri-Vegans: South Africa Slowly Embracing Veganism
- Africa: The Dark Side of Plant-Based Food - It's More About Money Than You May Think
Africa's First Drone and Data Academy Opens in Malawi

Malawi has opened the first African Drone and Data Academy, with support from the United Nations Children's Fund. The academy aims to improve drone technology skills across ... Read more »
- Africa: Malawi Leads Continent Closer to Full Use of Drones
- Malawi: Malawi is Home to Africa's First Drone Academy
How Technology In African Classrooms Can Boost Learning

At the start of each new year there's a global flurry of excitement and attention around education's new directions. Technology has become a key part of the discussion. Increased ... Read more »
- Africa: School Tech - Teachers Explain What They Need to Make It Work Better
- Tanzania: China Donates 45m/-to Equip School's Lab
Nigeria, UK In Collaboration for Effective Solar Energy Standards

A new U.S.$302,000 power repair lab has been opened in Liverpool, England where it will work at improving the standards of solar products in Nigeria. The collaboration with the ... Read more »
- Africa: UK Builds £230,000 Solar Plant to Support Africa's Clean Energy
22 Richest Men Have More Wealth Than All the Women in Africa

Oxfam's report, titled Time to Care, shows how 'sexist economies' are fuelling the inequality crisis, enabling a wealthy elite to accumulate vast fortunes at the expense of ... Read more »
- Africa: World's Billionaires Have More Wealth Than 4.6 Billion People
Remembering Africare Co-Founder Dr. Joseph C. Kennedy

Dr. Joseph C Kennedy, co-founder and longtime director of International Development and vice president of Africare, who died in December, is remembered for his dedication to ... Read more »
- Africa: Africare Co-Founder Dr. Joseph C. Kennedy – A Son's Remembrance
- Africa: Africare Celebrates African-American Leadership At Its 2014 Bishop John T. Walker Memorial Dinner

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