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Emanuel Macron has visited France’s Indian Ocean department devastated last weekend’s storm but for some residents promises of support from Paris ring hollow
Band Aid revisionism hasn’t dropped from the clear blue winter sky. It’s been there since the start
Amid pressure from petrostates, Donald Trump’s looming US presidency, curtailed activism and continuing implementation difficulties, the progress was better than nothing - but way short of what is required
Worldview: Johan Grimonprez’s Soundtrack to a Coup D’Etat weaves extraordinary archive footage, personal testimonies and jazz into a compelling account of the killing of Patrice Lumumba
Unprecedented public rebuke by Cop28 host comes as fuel producers try to derail transition promise made at last year’s talks
‘Standing still is retreat and the world will rightly judge us very harshly if this is the outcome’ warns UK’s Ed Miliband
Wealthy G20 countries meeting on other side of world must send signal, backed by finance, to tackle climate crisis or ‘face economic carnage’
Rite & Reason: One in seven Christians in the world faces persecution or extreme discrimination because of their faith
Johan Grimonprez’s propulsive account of jazz, colonialism, and the murder of Patrice Lumumba
‘It will be hard to get agreement in a world that is so divided and under such stress, but that is what we have to do’
‘This is a delay we can’t afford as we see alarming evidence on a weekly basis the Earth is moving towards dangerous environmental tipping points’, said Grace Carr of Irish Wildlife Trust
The French-Senegalese film-maker won this year’s Golden Bear in Berlin for her breathtakingly imaginative new release
Mozambique’s opposition parties and international observers allege vote-rigging in the election
Worldview: The UK leaves the Chagos Islands much as it governed them, with a total disregard for the feelings or aspirations of its displaced indigenous people
Ethiopia is among many countries suffering hunger, poverty and misery due to the Global North’s destruction of the planet and its banks financing damaging agricultural programmes and fossil fuel expansion
Europe struggling to navigate growing force of Brics countries on international stage
South Africa is seen by many as well placed to argue the case of the developing world’s desire for greater representation on the international stage
Understanding immune response in animals pivotal to developing breeding techniques and more to prevent disease before animals sicken
Ally Mohamed Kibao, a senior member of main opposition party Chadema, was found murdered on Saturday
China backs call for reparations to be paid for slave trafficking and colonialism, while African leaders remain committed to ‘one China principle’
The last three months of 2023 in Africa were a particularly violent time for the Wagner fighters, says US-based conflict-monitoring group
Global conservation pledges pose risk for local communities as frameworks to be established to protect Indigenous people
Africa could start mpox vaccinations within days, health agency says
Africa’s biggest stars are filling stadiums, winning Grammys and forging collaborations across the world. It’s finally putting them in control of their stories
Many countries in Africa are experiencing surge in cases as virus crosses borders
Variant of virus causing concern in Africa, and now detected in Sweden, different to strain seen in State in 2022
Nigerians have organised protests against ‘bad governance’ and said they will sustain their action for 10 days
Ella McSweeney: Leaving these gaps isn’t always compatible with insulation projects, but there are alternatives that don’t cost a huge amount
First landslide buried people in country’s southern Gofa zone before a second one engulfed those who came to help
META-FINES (UPDATE 1):UPDATE 1-Nigeria fines Meta $220 million for violating consumer, data laws
Lotfi Mraihi, leader of the Republican Union Party, is a prominent critic of President Kais Saied
President has effectively ruled Rwanda since 1994, when he led a rebel army that ended the genocide in which about 800,000 people were killed
Kenyans forced the president to ditch plans to introduce tax hikes after days of protests
A further 2 million, at least, have Sudan fled to neighbouring countries
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