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Already struggling to control growing gang violence and kidnappings, Haiti became even more tense Monday as protesters around the country forced the closure of schools, banks and public offices in what opponents of Prime Minister Ariel Henry say is the first of three days of demonstrations aimed at removing him from office.

Democratic Republic of Congo captain Chancel Mbemba and striker Cédric Bakambu are highlighting gun violence in their countrys east as they compete in the Africa Cup of Nations.

DR Congo players are using their semi-final appearance at the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations to call for peace in their homeland.

On Monday, demonstrations broke out in Port-au-Prince and in several cities in Haiti to demand the departure of Prime Minister a.i. Ariel Henry...

At least one protester died and three were injured during a protest calling for Prime Minister Ariel Henry’s resignation.

The head of state is once again embarking on a journey to the African continent. This time, he will visit Kenya, Rwanda, and Tanzania (February 4-10). It marks another trip by President Duda to Africa, with a priority on the development of bilateral cooperation in political, economic, and military dimensions. Additionally, Poland intends to combat Russian disinformation in Africa and assess the potential for independent policy-making on the continent. This visit also provides an opportunity for ...

Tennis star Naomi Osaka has promised to donate her tournament prize money to victims of the earthquake that recently hit Haiti.

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In April, Rwanda begins the 30th commemoration of the genocide, and the recently dug up mass graves pose very difficult questions.

The latest attacks have led to increased tensions between Kinshasa and Kigali with the two countries trading blame over the poor security situation in the region.