Biden Promises US Reengagement with the World
President Joe Biden promised Thursday that the United States would sharply increase its engagement around the world during his White
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California Black Freedom Fund: $100m to fight systemic racism
The 25 US funders will provide resources to Black-led organisations to address a ‘history of underinvestment’.
Sixteen African nations show interest in AU COVID vaccine plan
Africa CDC director says countries asked for 114 million doses in total and allocations could be announced within weeks.
Museveni Faces a More Critical U.S. and E.U. After Ugandan Election
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Long-term strategies for an African recovery from COVID-19: A CEO’s perspective
Late last year, after 20 years of investing on the African continent, Mara Phones opened the first two smartphone-manufacturing factories
Joe Biden’s ‘America First’ Vaccine Strategy
Global Although the new administration has reversed many of the isolationist policies of its predecessor, the United
The future of peacekeeping in Africa
With seven ongoing deployments on the African continent, U.N. Peacekeeping Operations (UNPKO) play a critical role in fostering conditions for
Local journalists find new role amid ongoing COVID-19 pandemic
This story, plus CNN welcomes Doug Jones as new political commentator, publishers change how they reach their audiences as lockdowns
How to restore US credibility in Africa
Despite the immense potential of U.S.-Africa relations, China has been more engaged with the continent
Coronavirus vaccines: Boost for Africa in race for jabs
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