The latest crisis in the government of national unity points to its fragility and questions about how much longer it can survive
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With a debt deal nearly done, Ghana’s government now has to meet IMF targets to access credit facility
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US health secretary Robert F Kennedy Jnr has criticised a key Gavi vaccine
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The Pan-African Parliament hopes its example will encourage governments to protect migrants’ rights
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US aid cuts and tariffs increase need of African states to get a fairer deal on debt
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Despite Trump’s bullying, South Africa may receive positive US response after generous offer
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Officials in Washington are mulling changes to the tariff policy ahead of a US-Africa business summit in September
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Police moves to arrest an officer for human rights abuses shows government nervousness in face of popular anger
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Demands by Washington and Kinshasa for Rwanda to withdraw its troops are the key sticking point
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The government wants to build a border fence to keep out insurgents
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Interviewees are frustrated with civilian governments but majority still favour democracy over military juntas
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Questions are multiplying about the role of military-appointed prime minister Kamil Idris and his ties with Islamist activists vying for control of the government in the east
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The Trump administration is taking a transactional approach to diplomacy in Africa
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Traore’s regime is eyeing increased revenues but its Islamist opponents also see opportunity
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The US is considering merging Africom into its Europe command as its commitment to the continent wavers
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Can new President Ould Tah counter the retreat from development finance in Africa?
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