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theafricareport.com/385954/burkina… In the second part of my Burkina Faso-focused story, drawn from my three-week stay across 12 cities, moments spent with #Burkinabès made one thing clear: the country is stirred by both misery and a huge sense of hope under Capitaine Ibrahim TRAORÉ.

#Uganda is off this list and its a big deal while #Kenya has been added. theafricareport.com/386026/five-af…

By Farai Shawn Matiashe The battle to succeed President of Zimbabwe within #Zimbabwe’s ruling ZANU PF is already under way, pitting power-broker Kudakwashe Tagwirei against war veteran Chris Mutsvangwa – outnumbered, outmanoeuvred, but still defiant. theafricareport.com/386024/zimbabw…

10 African countries face visa restrictions starting Monday. l.theafricareport.com/JbH

Former South African leader endorses Morocco’s territorial claims over Western Sahara, inflaming divisions within the ANC. l.theafricareport.com/s39

💰It is not a list any country wants to be on - the EU’s register of nations considered ‘high-risk’ for money laundering and terrorist financing. ➡️ l.theafricareport.com/LaD 📜Since 10 June, five African countries have been added to it. 📉Here is an overview in infographics of

As Israel bombs Iran, Africa feels the blowback The Africa Report “Israel may have just thrown Ghana’s economic recovery out of gear,” says ⁦The Edem Kojo⁩ theafricareport.com/386095/as-isra…

The Dubai-based group makes no secret of its ambitions: it wants to lead the African trade in agricultural commodities, and it is not afraid to take on heavyweights like Olam and ETG. l.theafricareport.com/rPp

In Burkina Faso, many back Traoré’s pan-African push, though some northern villagers suffer from his harsh anti-terrorism tactics. l.theafricareport.com/Wmv

Nigeria President Bola Tinubu’s pardon of the Ogoni 9, activists who were executed 20 years ago for the murder of four Ogoni chiefs, has infuriated family of the chiefs who were executed, which could delay oil production resumption. l.theafricareport.com/qDY

As oil prices soar, currencies weaken and diplomatic tensions simmer, Israel’s latest escalation with Tehran is already being felt across a continent courted by Tehran and vulnerable to global volatility. l.theafricareport.com/98E

The Dubai-based group makes no secret of its ambitions: it wants to lead the African trade in agricultural commodities, and it is not afraid to take on heavyweights like Olam and ETG. l.theafricareport.com/OIL

Nigeria falls behind in healthcare, especially in the northern areas, ➡️ l.theafricareport.com/Uik in comparison to the junta-led Sahel countries of Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger, according to billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates. Report by Eniola Akinkuotu.

Ebrahim Rasool’s diplomatic career may be paused, but he’s oddly proud of being expelled as South Africa’s ambassador to Washington, DC. ➡️ l.theafricareport.com/Xgg Politics and writing have been keeping the veteran South African diplomat occupied since he returned from his brief

“We said we wouldn’t be divided by party, region, age, or gender,” Asmelash recalls. “We said we would struggle for the common interest and existence of the Tigrayan people.” ➡️ l.theafricareport.com/Q98 In March, Asmelash Desta, along with 11 of his comrades from the TDF, founded

Nigeria’s President Tinubu’s ECOWAS chairmanship ends in July, but a new leader may be elected soon. Who will steer the bloc next? l.theafricareport.com/P6d

The dead are becoming harder to ignore in Kenya. ➡️ l.theafricareport.com/zjA Each new police killing chips away at President William Samoei Ruto, PhD’s reputation as a reformer and raises fresh questions about the state’s use of force. Report by Sheriff Bojang Jr..

With relations now at an all-time low, insecurity has worsened. Who will ECOWAS elect to steer the ship in a different direction? ➡️ l.theafricareport.com/nYM Read more in Eniola Akinkuotu's latest piece for The Africa Report.

After reshaping Africa’s cement and oil industries, Aliko Dangote is investing billions in fertiliser, rice, sugar, and tomatoes, quietly building an agricultural empire across the continent. ➡️ l.theafricareport.com/dOT 'Femi Asu reports.

Proposed US visa restrictions reignite debate over African sovereignty, Western coercion and the urgent need for a united response. l.theafricareport.com/Mo3