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PAWA: A Unified Literary Vision for Africa and the Diaspora

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The Pan African Writers Association (PAWA) concluded its 2025 General Assembly elections, electing leaders like Dr. Wale Okediran as Secretary General, reinforcing its commitment to African literary unity and democracy. Learn more about the new leadership and their vision.

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DRC Signed a Significant Mining Agreement with KoBold Metals, Backed by the U.S

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The DRC partnered with KoBold Metals, supported by Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates, to invest over $1 billion in exploring the Manono lithium deposit, aiming to boost the economy while sparking concerns over foreign exploitation of local resources.

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VP Jallow Honors the Late Former Nigerian President Buhari and Signs the Condolence Book

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Vice President Mohammed B.S. Jallow honored the late Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari at the Nigerian High Commission in Banjul, signing a condolence book and recognizing his legacy of integrity and support for The Gambia’s 2016 political transition.

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Libya Deported 700 Sudanese Migrants as Part of a Crackdown on Trafficking

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Eastern Libyan authorities deported 700 Sudanese migrants amid a crackdown on human trafficking, targeting health and security risks, as Libya remains a key transit hub for those fleeing conflict and poverty

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France Closed its Final Military Base in Senegal After 65 years

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France returned its last military bases in Senegal, ending 65 years of presence, as President Faye pushes for no foreign bases by 2025 amid anti-French sentiment.

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