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Guinea Reports More Than 200 Mpox Cases Since First Detection – AL24 News

Guinea October 28, 2025By Charlotte Adams

Guinea Faces Surge with Over 200 Mpox Cases Since Outbreak Began

By Charlotte Adams

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Ivory Coast election results: Alassane Ouattara re-elected as Ivory Coast president – BBC

Alassane Ouattara Secures Another Term as Ivory Coast President

October 29, 2025

Botswana, Egypt, South Africa, Tanzania, And Senegal Drive Africa Travel Surge With Unique Safaris, Luxury Lodging, Community Engagement, And Memorable Wildlife Adventures – Travel And Tour World

Discover Africa’s Travel Boom: Unique Safaris, Luxury Lodging, and Unforgettable Wildlife Adventures in Botswana, Egypt, South Africa, Tanzania, and Senegal

October 29, 2025

How to Get Featured on Tech in Africa – Tech In Africa

Unlock the Secrets to Getting Featured on Tech in Africa

October 29, 2025

Dricus du Plessis sent supportive message from South Africa’s sports minister after UFC 319… ‘Almost had him’ – Bloody Elbow

South Africa’s Sports Minister Sends Supportive Message to Dricus du Plessis After UFC 319: ‘Almost Had Him

October 29, 2025

Christian nationalism and attitudes about democracy in Africa – Cambridge University Press & Assessment

Christian nationalism and attitudes about democracy in Africa – Cambridge University Press & Assessment

October 29, 2025

Why old Presidents still win: generational tensions after Cameroon and Ivory Coast votes – africanews.com

Why Older Presidents Continue to Win: Unpacking Generational Tensions After Cameroon and Ivory Coast Elections

October 29, 2025

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