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In Zimbabwe đŸ‡ŋđŸ‡ŧ, there was an electricity power cut while President Mnangagwa delivered his speech in Parliament. The Spe...
28/10/2025

In Zimbabwe đŸ‡ŋđŸ‡ŧ, there was an electricity power cut while President Mnangagwa delivered his speech in Parliament. The Speaker of Parliament had to hold a torch to help the President finish reading his speech. The country has been facing significant electricity shortages throughout the year.

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Cameroon's President Paul Biya has been declared the winner of the election.Š Ahmad Ibn Omar ✍ī¸
27/10/2025

Cameroon's President Paul Biya has been declared the winner of the election.

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24/10/2025

Mali is under serious attack, but has yet to see a coordinated press by AES.

**Africa's Coup Belt Expands: Eight Countries Experience Military Takeovers in Just Four Years**1. 🇲🇱 **Mali:** Overthro...
24/10/2025

**Africa's Coup Belt Expands: Eight Countries Experience Military Takeovers in Just Four Years**

1. 🇲🇱 **Mali:** Overthrown on August 18, 2020; again on May 24, 2021
2. 🇹🇩 **Chad:** Seized power on April 20, 2021
3. đŸ‡ŦđŸ‡ŗ **Guinea:** Military takeover occurred on September 5, 2021
4. 🇸🇩 **Sudan:** Government ousted on October 25, 2021
5. 🇧đŸ‡Ģ **Burkina Faso:** Experienced coups on January 24, 2022, and September 30, 2022
6. đŸ‡ŗđŸ‡Ē **Niger:** Power taken on July 26, 2023
7. đŸ‡ŦđŸ‡Ļ **Gabon:** Leadership usurped on August 30, 2023
8. 🇲đŸ‡Ŧ **Madagascar:** Anticipated takeover in October 2025

I want to convey a message to my fellow African youth: military rule is not the answer or the ultimate solution to resolving a politically fragile state.

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Ivorians will head to the polls on Saturday, October 25, 2025, for a critical presidential election that could shape the...
24/10/2025

Ivorians will head to the polls on Saturday, October 25, 2025, for a critical presidential election that could shape the country's political future. Incumbent President Alassane Ouattara, who is 83 years old, is seeking a controversial fourth term, a move that critics argue violates constitutional term limits. The opposition, weakened by the exclusion of key figures such as former Credit Suisse CEO Tidjane Thiam and ex-president Laurent Gbagbo, faces a challenging battle.

Among the candidates still in the race are Simone Gbagbo, who is campaigning on a platform of reconciliation and social justice, and Jean-Louis Billon, who advocates for generational change and democratic reforms. The election is taking place amid heightened security measures, restrictions on protests, and growing concerns over the diminishing civic space.

Observers believe Ouattara remains the frontrunner, but tension is high as Ivorians fear a repeat of past post-election unrest. The world will be watching to see whether this vote represents a step toward stability or further deepens the country's political divide.



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