Africa
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Burna Boy Shines Bright in Historic Afrobeats Spectacle at the 2024 Grammys
Grammy-winner Burna Boy made history by being the first afrobeats sensation to grace the Grammy stage in 2024.
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Burna Boy, Davido, Tems, Asake, Ayra Star Lose at the 66th Grammys
Burna Boy, Davido, Tems, Asake, Ayra Star without a win at the 66th Grammys
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Tiwa Savage’s Cinematic Splash: “Water and Garri” Release Looms Amidst Intriguing Petition Drama with Davido
Tiwa Savage, amid a legal challenge with Davido, spills the details of her highly anticipated movie, "Water and Garri." The singer, visibly thrilled about her inaugural lead role, openly shares her excitement about the upcoming project.
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‘Step aside in 7 days or we invade,’ Tinubu, ECOWAS threaten Niger coup plotters
ECOWAS, the regional bloc of West African countries currently led by Nigerian president Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has given the coup leaders in Niger Republic a deadline of one week to restore the democratically elected government or face military intervention.
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We banned Nigerians because they traffick drugs and do Yahoo Yahoo — Seychelles government
Nigerians seeking to enter Seychelles as tourists or new immigrants have been banned indefinitely, the vice president said, according to Seychelles News Agency.
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Police, military ‘kill 4 APC supporters’ as Sierra Leone elections turn violent
The supporters were killed 65km outside Freetown.
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Nigeria on fire: Hours after Kuje prison, presidential team attack, Buhari jets out to Senegal
President Muhammadu Buhari is departing Abuja for Dakar, the Senegalese capital, to participate in the International Development Association for Africa Summit.
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After singing, dancing ‘Ebube’ in Morocco, Super Falcons of Nigeria suffer shocking defeat to South Africa [VIDEO]
Nigeria’s Super Falcons fell to a 2-1 defeat against South Africa in their opening game at the 2022 Africa Women’s Cup of Nations.
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Kenyan government denies handing Nnamdi Kanu over to Buhari regime
The Kenyan government has again strongly denied that it or its security officials were involved in the arrest and extradition of the leader of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu.
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Genocide: Germany admits to killing Namibians, offers to pay £1.3 billion
Germany is officially recognizing the colonial-era massacre of tens of thousands of people in Namibia as genocide and has agreed to provide funding to help the communities affected.