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Kigali denies UN report claiming its forces made ‘direct interventions’
Government’s handling of economy in tough times will influence voters as west African nation goes to polls
Nine men deny human trafficking in sinking that killed 81 and left hundreds missing
Michel Claise’s son has founded a business with the son of an MEP linked to the affair
Artists with a connection to the city evoke its lost mysteries and tumultuous present
Four men given travel bans and have assets frozen in effort to stamp out use of rape as a weapon of war
Kampala says Allied Democratic Forces slaughtered 37 people and abducted six others
Zelenskyy calls for ‘real withdrawal’ after holding meetings with delegation that was met by air raid sirens in Kyiv
Bola Tinubu surprises observers with changes to central bank, anti-corruption agency and subsidies
Uganda is presenting punitive new legislation as a defence of sovereign rights
The Moroccan band, soon to perform at Glastonbury, offer an ecstatic experience
The bloc insists the proposal is mutually beneficial for Europe and Africa, but critics accuse it of resource grabbing
Agreement is the legacy of a wider regional accord that was never implemented
Abandonment of years-long policy follows removal of central bank chief Godwin Emefiele
Julius Maada Bio calls for both sides to work to end the war that has sent food prices soaring across much of his continent
One west African country serves as a cautionary tale for the continent’s worsening debt crisis
Several employees suspected of colluding to defraud British government over procurement of diesel fuel
Swiss bank claims failure to disclose government documents means there cannot be a fair trial
Removal of central bank chief and scrapping of fuel subsidies gives markets ‘everything they hoped for’
Brussels proposes €255mn in grants for Tunis, linking longer-term loans of up to €900mn to reforms
Godwin Emefiele’s contentious policies raised doubts over the instituition’s independence
A pause in the day to connect with nature can change how a person feels physically, mentally and emotionally
The auction at Sotheby’s in Paris reflects the taste of one of Europe’s earliest gallerists in the field
Financial diplomacy can break the military and political deadlock that has brought the country to the brink of collapse
Egyptian assailant was killed after Israeli military went in search of comrades
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