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China-Africa relations in 2023: key moments and events to remember

In a year when headlines have been dominated by conflict in Europe and the Middle East, and geo-economic tensions between China and the West, China-Africa relations were, in comparison, a steady and stable norm.

The Conversation

Maro Itoje interview: England and Saracens star championing African art at newly launched gallery

The 'Akoje Gallery', launched with co-founder Khalil Akar, is years in the making and opens on Wednesday

Evening Standard

Here’s a Safer Backdoor Way to Play the Cell Tower Game in Emerging Markets

On Monday, 10 U.S.-listed stocks traded at 52-week lows. One of the names on the list was IHS Holding, a UK-based owner of cell towers in Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East. These are all emerging markets with huge potential but also significant risks.

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How to watch 2023 Africa Cup of Nations: live stream all 2024 AFCON matches online from anywhere

With the best teams on the continent set to converge on the Ivory Coast, here's how to watch 2023 African Cup of Nations live streams wherever you are in 2024.

TechRadar

Rice, beans and best friends: A Nigerian embrace for Cameroonian refugees

In a Nigerian town, a day in the life of two 15-year-olds – Rebecca from Nigeria and Blessing, a Cameroonian refugee.

Al Jazeera

Victor Ekpuk is a Nigerian artist who uses ancient African graphic writing systems to unveil a stunning new display of creativity

Victor Ekpuk is an internationally renowned Nigerian artist known for his artwork inspired by ancient African writing and graphic writing systems. INTERwoven TEXTures is his first solo exhibition at the important Efiɛ gallery in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates. There he has also unveiled his public art installation commissioned…

The Conversation

Lionesses star Lauren James involved in second stamping controversy

Having been sent off for a stamp during last summer’s World Cup in England’s win over Nigeria, James repeated the action against Arsenal but was only yellow-carded

The Independent UK

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Nigeria’s Oshoala and Osimhen win African footballer of the year awards

Nigerian forwards Victor Osimhen and Asisat Oshoala have scooped the top prizes at the Caf awards ceremony in Marrakech

The Guardian - UK

Lionesses star Lauren James involved in second stamping controversy

Having been sent off for a stamp during last summer’s World Cup in England’s win over Nigeria, James repeated the action against Arsenal but was only yellow-carded

The Independent UK

In coup-hit West Africa, regional leaders acknowledge little progress in their push for democracy

Leaders from across West Africa are meeting in Nigeria in a renewed push for respect for democracy across the coup-hit region

The Independent UK

W.Africa Leaders Meet As Region Struggles With Coups

West African leaders meet on Sunday for talks with the region in deepening crisis, after four countries fell under military rule and with risks growing from Sahel jihadist conflicts.

International Business Times

Nigerian university students in torment over 300% fee hikes

Students are among the victims of Nigeria's rampant inflation, as they face tuition fee hikes of over 300 percent. Also, the clock is ticking down towards DR Congo's general elections, in which President Felix Tshisekedi is running for a second term. Plus, Nairobi hosts international talks on the reduction of…

France 24

Drone strike error kills dozens of civilians in Nigeria

In tonight's edition: At least 85 civilians are killed in a drone strike on a village in north-western Nigeria in a miscalculation by the army. President Bola Tinubu has ordered an investigation. Also, Kigali hosts the signing of a new treaty between the UK and Rwanda as Britain scrambles to…

France 24

At least 85 civilians killed by a Nigerian army drone attack, in the latest such deadly mistake

Officials in Nigeria say at least 85 civilians were killed when a military drone mistakenly targeted a religious gathering in the country's northwest

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Nigerian president calls for investigation after army drone strike accident kills 85

People were gathered for a Muslim celebration in Kaduna state when a drone struck, in what the president called a "bombing mishap."

Radio France Internationale

Drone strike accidently kills 85 civilians in Nigeria

A Nigerian army drone strike accidently killed at least 85 civilians in a village in northwest Kaduna State, officials said, in one of the country's deadliest military bombing mishaps.

Evening Standard

At least 85 Muslim worshippers 'mistakenly' killed by drone strike in Nigeria

Worshippers were killed by a military drone strike 'targeting terrorists', authorities say

International Business Times

Nigeria Army Drone Strike Accidentally Kills 85 Civilians

A Nigerian army drone strike accidentally killed at least 85 civilians on Sunday in a village in northwest Kaduna State, officials said, in one of the country's deadliest military bombing mishaps.

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The Guardian - UK

Nigerian army drone strike accident kills at least 85 civilians

Residents in north-west of the country say many victims of strike during Muslim festival were women and children

Al Jazeera

Nigerian military drone attack kills 85 civilians in error

The incident is the latest in recent errant bombings of residents in Nigeria’s north where armed groups are rampant.

International Business Times

Nigerian Army Drone Strike Error Kills Civilians

An army drone strike accidentally hit a village in northwestern Nigeria killing dozens of civilians celebrating a Muslim festival, local authorities, the military and residents said on Monday.

The Guardian - UK

‘My friends were amazed’: Nigerian women break ‘male’ jobs barrier amid cost-of-living crisis

Many women are fighting prejudice to take up better-paid work to make ends meet, from driving a taxi or rickshaw to barbering

Barchart

Will OPEC+ Deepen its Crude Oil Production Cuts?

OPEC+ members are meeting virtually today to discuss crude production levels. Several delegates have said the group is discussing additional output cuts of about 1 million bpd. The monthly meeting of OPEC+ was pushed back to today from last Sunday as a rift developed among OPEC+ members regarding crude production...

Al Jazeera

Nigerian woman jailed for ‘blasphemy’ for 18 months over WhatsApp message

Jatau has been in detention since May 2022 when she shared a WhatsApp video condemning mob action on another woman.

France 24

South Africa 2021 riots: Alleged instigator sentenced to 12 years in prison

In tonight's edition: For the first time, a South African court has sentenced a man to 12 years in prison for inciting unrest. More than 350 people died during days of unrest in 2021 sparked by the incarceration of ex-president Jacob Zuma. Also, with COP28 is set to begin, we…

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