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Tanzania Banned Foreigners from Key Businesses, Potentially Creating Regional Backlash

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Tanzania bans foreigners from owning small businesses like salons and shops to boost local jobs, but the move may create trade barriers within the East African Community, impacting 40,000 Kenyans.

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Opposition in Ivory Coast Claims President’s Attempt to Seek a Fourth Term is Unconstitutional

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Opposition in Ivory Coast slams President Ouattara’s fourth-term bid as unconstitutional, citing term limit violations and lack of electoral transparency, amid growing youth demand for change.

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Ciara Received Beninese Citizenship through Descendants of Slaves’ Law

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Ciara becomes one of the first to gain Beninese citizenship under a new law recognizing descendants of enslaved people, fostering connections with the Black diaspora and promoting memorial tourism at historic sites like the Door of No Return.

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Senegal Launches Official Investigation into Political Violence from 2021 to 2024

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Senegal’s Justice Minister Ousmane Diagne initiates an investigation into 2021-2024 political violence, led by Prosecutor Ibrahima Ndoye, to address 80 deaths, torture allegations, and human rights violations, overcoming barriers posed by a controversial amnesty law.

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Ivory Coast Cocoa Farmers Worried About Potential Crop Damage due to Low Rainfall and Cold Temperatures

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Ivory Coast cocoa farmers face risks to their crops and livelihoods due to a cold spell and insufficient rainfall, threatening the nation’s status as the world’s top cocoa producer and global supply chains.

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