Algeria’s Wildfire Death Penalty Push Tests Climate Governance and Rule of Law
After deadly wildfires killed 12 people, Algeria's president ordered a penal code amendment for deliberate forest-fire…
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Algeria’s Wildfire Death Penalty Push Tests Climate Governance and Rule of Law
After deadly wildfires killed 12 people, Algeria's president ordered a penal code amendment for deliberate forest-fire…
Nigeria’s Dangote Refinery Court Order Raises a Bigger Test for Africa’s Energy Security
A Federal High Court order barring NMDPRA from disrupting Dangote Refinery operations has turned a legal…
Zambia’s Shaolin Temple Shows China-Africa Relations Moving Beyond Mines and Debt
Africa's first Shaolin temple outside Lusaka is training young Zambians in kung fu, language and discipline…
Ethiopia’s Executive Presidency Proposal Puts National Dialogue Legitimacy on Trial
Ethiopia's national dialogue has backed an executive presidency proposal, but opposition boycotts and active conflicts leave…
The Gambia’s Nigeria Tourism Push Signals a Bigger Intra-African Travel Bet
The Gambia is using Akwaaba 2026 in Lagos to deepen tourism ties with Nigeria and position…
Barrydale’s Rise as a Karoo Arts Haven Tests South Africa’s Creative Tourism Model
Barrydale is drawing artists, workshops and cultural visitors to South Africa's Karoo, raising both creative tourism…
South Africa’s Independent Grid Operator Is Now the Core Test of Energy Reform
President Cyril Ramaphosa has reaffirmed South Africa's plan for an independent state-owned Transmission System Operator, making…
Tanzania’s EAC Labour Migration Role Puts Worker Mobility Rules Back on the Table
Tanzania has taken over a key East African labour migration committee, raising expectations for reforms to…
Kenya’s JKIA Strike Shows How Labour Disputes Can Become Regional Transport Risk
Aviation workers at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport have resumed strike action, delaying passengers and testing Kenya's…
Sao Tome’s UNESCO Roças Face the Hard Test of Preserving Memory Without Erasing Communities
Sao Tome and Principe's UNESCO-listed roças are attracting preservation and tourism interest, raising questions about memory,…
Darfur Residents Repair Roads by Hand as Sudan’s Aid Access Crisis Deepens
Residents of Golo in Central Darfur are clearing and repairing rugged roads by hand so emergency…