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Day: March 7, 2025

Djibouti Forum 2025: gateway to investment and economic growth – African Business

Djibouti March 7, 2025By Victoria Jones

Djibouti Forum 2025: Unlocking New Opportunities for Investment and Economic Growth

By Victoria Jones

We are able to produce 60% of vaccines in Africa by 2040, Egypt’s Minister of Health – Egypt Today

Egypt March 7, 2025By Isabella Rossi

Africa Set to Produce 60% of Its Vaccines by 2040, Says Egypt’s Health Minister

By Isabella Rossi

When soldiers march in on your city – News-Decoder

Congo March 7, 2025By Jackson Lee

What Happens When Soldiers March Into Your City

By Jackson Lee

CREWS Initiative launched in Djibouti to strengthen early warning systems and disaster preparedness – United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction

Djibouti March 7, 2025By AfricNews

Djibouti Launches CREWS Initiative to Boost Early Warning Systems and Disaster Preparedness

By AfricNews

After earning a ‘dream’ qualification, the tiny island nation of Comoros is ready to take on a continent at the Africa Cup of Nations – CNN International

Comoros March 7, 2025By Sophia Davis

From Dream to Reality: How Tiny Comoros Is Poised to Conquer the Africa Cup of Nations

By Sophia Davis

Unknown Deadly Illness Strikes Western Congo – The New York Times

Congo March 7, 2025By William Green

Mysterious Deadly Illness Emerges in Western Congo

By William Green

Africa News Tonight: Miners remain trapped for Christmas, Chad sees tensions ahead of vote, Africa coal use a growing climate challenge – VOA Africa

Chad March 7, 2025By Caleb Wilson

Miners Trapped Over Christmas, Rising Tensions in Chad Ahead of Vote, and Africa’s Growing Coal Challenge

By Caleb Wilson

Africa in the news: Disputed election in Comoros, US sanctions on Cameroon, and attack on Mali villages – Brookings Institution

Comoros March 7, 2025By Caleb Wilson

Tensions Rise in Africa: Contested Comoros Election, US Sanctions on Cameroon, and Deadly Attacks in Mali

By Caleb Wilson

Central African Republic latest to declare mpox outbreak – BBC.com

Central African Republic March 7, 2025By Caleb Wilson

Central African Republic Declares New Mpox Outbreak

By Caleb Wilson

Cameroon or Canada? Poorly paid doctors and nurses are choosing to leave. That’s common in Africa – The Associated Press

Cameroon March 7, 2025By Jackson Lee

Cameroon or Canada? Why Many Doctors and Nurses Are Leaving Africa for Better Pay

By Jackson Lee

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Day: March 7, 2025

Djibouti Forum 2025: Unlocking New Opportunities for Investment and Economic Growth

Africa Set to Produce 60% of Its Vaccines by 2040, Says Egypt’s Health Minister

What Happens When Soldiers March Into Your City

Djibouti Launches CREWS Initiative to Boost Early Warning Systems and Disaster Preparedness

From Dream to Reality: How Tiny Comoros Is Poised to Conquer the Africa Cup of Nations

Mysterious Deadly Illness Emerges in Western Congo

Miners Trapped Over Christmas, Rising Tensions in Chad Ahead of Vote, and Africa’s Growing Coal Challenge

Tensions Rise in Africa: Contested Comoros Election, US Sanctions on Cameroon, and Deadly Attacks in Mali

Central African Republic Declares New Mpox Outbreak

Cameroon or Canada? Why Many Doctors and Nurses Are Leaving Africa for Better Pay

Equatorial Guinea: African Development Bank Evaluates $167 Million Project Portfolio

Scottish Africa Business Association Boosts Subsea Partnerships with Egypt at Subsea Expo

Djibouti Telecom Unveils Ambitious DARE1 Cable Expansion Connecting Kenya to South Africa by 2028

From Ambiguity to Reality: How Israel’s Recognition of Somaliland is Transforming Horn of Africa Politics

Guinea-Bissau Prepares for Pivotal General Elections on December 6

Africa CDC Unveils First Medical Supplies Warehouse to Boost Public Health Emergency Response