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OPEC+ Members to Raise Oil Output by 137,000 Barrels a Day in October
By: TPA News Desk | World News | editor@thepointafricanews.com Eight key OPEC+ members — Saudi Arabia, Russia, Algeria, Iraq, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Kazakhstan, and Oman — have agreed to increase crude oil production by 137,000 barrels per day beginning in October, marking a new step in the group’s gradual unwinding of voluntary supply […]
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Comoros Keep World Cup Dream Alive with 2-0 Victory over Central African Republic
By: TPA Sports Desk | TPA Sports+ | www.thepointafricanews.com/tpa-sports Comoros boosted their hopes of qualifying for a first-ever FIFA World Cup after securing a 2-0 win over the Central African Republic on Sunday in the African Zone qualifiers. The victory lifts the island nation of fewer than 900,000 inhabitants to second place in Group I, […]
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Liberia and Guinea Officials Reaffirm Strong Bilateral Ties
By: TPA News Desk | Local Stories | editor@thepointafricanews.com The Deputy Speaker of the Transitional Assembly of Guinea, Hon. Maimouna Yombono Bangoura, on Tuesday paid a courtesy visit to Liberia’s Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Guinea, H.E. Forkpa Gizzie, at the Liberian Embassy in Conakry. The meeting focused on strengthening the long-standing relationship between Liberia […]
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U.S. Might Skip G20 in South Africa Due to Policy Disputes
By: TPA News Desk | World News | www.thepointafricanews.com/world-news U.S. President Donald Trump has announced that he may not attend the upcoming G20 Leaders’ Summit scheduled for November 22–23 in Johannesburg, South Africa, citing concerns over what he described as “very bad policies” implemented by the South African government. Speaking aboard Air Force One during […]
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Ghana Confirms First Mpox Death
By: TPA News Desk | African Stories | www.thepointafricanews.com/africa Ghana’s health authorities have today confirmed the country’s first death attributed to mpox, marking a serious escalation in the ongoing outbreak. The Ghana Health Service (GHS) reported 23 new cases in the past week alone, raising the total confirmed to 257 since the virus was first […]
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Thousands Protest in Gambia Demanding Accountability from Barrow Government
By: TPA News Desk | African Politics | www.thepointafricanews.com/africa Thousands of Gambians have poured into the streets of the capital, Banjul, to voice their profound dissatisfaction with President Adama Barrow’s government, accusing it of failing to tackle corruption, demonstrating inefficiency, and neglecting critical social issues. The widespread protest, spearheaded by the youth-led group “Gambians Against […]
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WFP to Halt Food and Nutrition Aid to 1.3 Million in Northeast Nigeria by End of July
By: TPA News Desk | African News | www.thepointafricanews.com/africa The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has announced it will suspend food and nutrition assistance for 1.3 million people in northeastern Nigeria—primarily in Borno, Adamawa, and Yobe states—by the end of July due to dire funding shortages and exhausted stocks, according to statements obtained from […]
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UK Aid Cuts: Africa Faces Dire Consequences for Education and Health
By: TPA News Desk | World News | www.thepointafricanews.com/politics The United Kingdom’s recent announcement to slash its foreign aid budget by a staggering 40% has sent ripples of concern across Africa, with officials and aid organizations warning of potentially devastating consequences for children’s education and women’s health on the continent. While London claims a strategic […]
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U.S. to Incinerate $10M in Contraceptives, Refuses Global Pleas to Redirect Supplies
By: TPA News Desk | World News | www.thepointafricanews.com The U.S. government is moving forward with plans to incinerate nearly $10 million worth of unused contraceptives, after rejecting proposals from international organizations to redirect the supplies to underserved countries. The contraceptives—including intrauterine devices (IUDs), birth control pills, and implants—have been stranded in a warehouse in […]
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Trump Calls for Obama’s Arrest, Citing ‘Treason’ Over 2016 Election Claims
By: TPA News Desk | World News | Politics | www.thepointafricanews.com/world/politics President Donald Trump has intensified his long-running campaign against former President Barack Obama, publicly demanding his arrest and imprisonment based on unsubstantiated claims of a “treasonous conspiracy” to undermine the 2016 election. The escalation includes Trump’s circulation of an AI-generated video depicting Obama in […]
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OPEC+ Members to Raise Oil Output by 137,000 Barrels a Day in October
By: TPA News Desk | World News | editor@thepointafricanews.com Eight key OPEC+ members — Saudi…
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Comoros Keep World Cup Dream Alive with 2-0 Victory over Central African Republic
By: TPA Sports Desk | TPA Sports+ | www.thepointafricanews.com/tpa-sports Comoros boosted their hopes of qualifying…
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Liberia and Guinea Officials Reaffirm Strong Bilateral Ties
By: TPA News Desk | Local Stories | editor@thepointafricanews.com The Deputy Speaker of the Transitional…
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U.S. Might Skip G20 in South Africa Due to Policy Disputes
By: TPA News Desk | World News | www.thepointafricanews.com/world-news U.S. President Donald Trump has announced…
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Ghana Confirms First Mpox Death
By: TPA News Desk | African Stories | www.thepointafricanews.com/africa Ghana’s health authorities have today confirmed…
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Thousands Protest in Gambia Demanding Accountability from Barrow Government
By: TPA News Desk | African Politics | www.thepointafricanews.com/africa Thousands of Gambians have poured into…
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WFP to Halt Food and Nutrition Aid to 1.3 Million in Northeast Nigeria by End of July
By: TPA News Desk | African News | www.thepointafricanews.com/africa The United Nations World Food Programme…
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UK Aid Cuts: Africa Faces Dire Consequences for Education and Health
By: TPA News Desk | World News | www.thepointafricanews.com/politics The United Kingdom’s recent announcement to…
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U.S. to Incinerate $10M in Contraceptives, Refuses Global Pleas to Redirect Supplies
By: TPA News Desk | World News | www.thepointafricanews.com The U.S. government is moving forward…
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Trump Calls for Obama’s Arrest, Citing ‘Treason’ Over 2016 Election Claims
By: TPA News Desk | World News | Politics | www.thepointafricanews.com/world/politics President Donald Trump has…
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Trump’s Japan Tariff Deal Sparks Global Auto Stock Rally
By: TPA News Desk | World Business News | www.thepointafricanews.com/business Global financial markets, particularly the…
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Cameroon Confirms 81 Candidates for October 2025 Presidential Election
By: TPA News Desk | African Stories | www.thepointafricanews.com/africa/politics Cameroon’s elections management body has confirmed…
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Tanzania Poised to Become a Significant Player in the Global Uranium Market
By: TPA News Desk | Business News | www.thepointafricanews.com/africa/business Tanzania is poised to become a…
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U.S. to Withdraw from UNESCO in Shift Toward Unilateral Cultural Policy
By: TPA News Desk | World News | www.thepointafricanews.com/world In a move echoing its approach…
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Malian Army announced it had killed Key ISIS Leader “Soldat” in Northern Operation
By: TPA News Desk | African News | www.thepointafricanews.com/africa The Malian army announced on Monday…
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WFP Pleads for $274 Million to Avert Famine Risk in South Sudan
By: TPA News Desk | World News | www.thepointafricanews.com/world-news The World Food Programme (WFP) has…
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Oil Prices Fall as US-EU Trade War Fears Threaten Global Demand
By: TPA News Desk | Business News | www.thepointafricanews.com/africa/business Oil prices declined on Tuesday as…
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Actor, Director, and Emmy Nominee Malcolm-Jamal Warner Dies at 54
By: TPA News Desk | World News | www.thepointafricanews.com/entertainment Malcolm‑Jamal Warner, best known for portraying…
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Trump Administration Targets Haitian Permanent Residents Accused of Gang Support
By: TPA News Desk | World News | www.thepointafricanews.com/world The United States is poised to…
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Bangladesh Air Force Jet Crashes into School, Killing at Least 20
By: TPA News Desk | World News | www.thepointafricanews.com/world A tragic accident occurred in Dhaka’s…
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AfDB Targets Moroccan Women and Youth with €100m Climate-Smart Agri‑Loan
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com The African Development Bank (AfDB) has approved a €100…
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Epstein Probe Fuels MAGA Rift as Trump Faces Pressure on File Release
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com President Donald Trump is under escalating pressure to release…
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World Bank Commits Extensive Backing to Mozambique’s $6.4 Billion Hydropower Project
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com Mozambique is poised to receive substantial financial backing from…
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Sierra Leone’s Mpox Response Boosted by Latest Vaccine Delivery, Total Exceeds 111,000 Doses
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com Sierra Leone has received a new batch of 50,000…
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Egypt Partners with Morocco’s Central Bank to Test Cross-Border Digital Currency
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com Morocco’s central bank, Bank Al-Maghrib (BAM), is actively exploring…
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Zambia to Build Ndola Refinery in $1.1 Billion Bid for Energy Self‑Sufficiency
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com Zambia’s government has finalized a landmark agreement to build…
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IED Kills Two Children in Cameroon’s Far North, Local Sources Report
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com At least two children were tragically killed early Monday…
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Ramaphosa Appoints Buti Manamela as Higher Education Minister, Nomusa Dube‑Ncube as Deputy
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com President Cyril Ramaphosa has removed Dr Nobuhle Nkabane from her…
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Provisional Results Confirm UNIR’s Massive Victory in Togolese Municipal Polls
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com Togo’s ruling party, the National Union for the Republic…
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Chad Embarks on New Governance Era with Decentralization Policy
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com Chadian President Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno on Monday reaffirmed…
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Nigeria’s Ex‑President to Lead Global Crisis Diplomacy Under U.N. Mandate
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com Former Nigerian President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has been appointed…
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Sisi Tells U.S. CENTCOM Chief: Nile River is Egypt’s National Security Priority
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on Sunday underscored the…
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Egypt’s Environment Minister Resigns to Head UN Anti-Desertification Body
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com Egypt’s Minister of Environment, Dr. Yasmine Fouad, has officially…
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Uganda Reopens Key Bunagana Border Despite M23 Rebel Control
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com Uganda has officially reopened its border crossing at Bunagana…
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Indonesia: At Least 5 Dead, 280+ Saved as Passengers Leap to Safety in Ferry Fire Incident
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com A passenger ferry carrying hundreds of people caught fire…
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Edwin J. Feulner, Architect of Modern Conservative Movement, Dies at 83
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com Edwin J. Feulner, the visionary founder who built The…
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Senegal Takes Full Control of Defense Sites as President Faye Tours Reclaimed Bases
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye on Saturday embarked on…
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From Prayer to Potions: Faith and Politics Collide in Kampala
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com With Uganda’s presidential and parliamentary elections set for January…
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Diplomatic Debate: Why African States Accept U.S. Convicts They Didn’t Deport
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com The United States has carried out two contentious waves…
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Niger Terror Attack: Two Indians Killed, One Abducted, Embassy Confirms
By: TPA News Desk | editor@thepointafricanews.com A terror attack in Niger’s southwestern Dosso region has…
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Government Forces Declare Sweida Cleared of Tribal Fighters, Ceasefire Announced
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OPEC+ Members to Raise Oil Output by 137,000 Barrels a Day in October
By: TPA News Desk | World News | editor@thepointafricanews.com Eight key OPEC+ members — Saudi…
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Comoros Keep World Cup Dream Alive with 2-0 Victory over Central African Republic
By: TPA Sports Desk | TPA Sports+ | www.thepointafricanews.com/tpa-sports Comoros boosted their hopes of qualifying…
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Liberia and Guinea Officials Reaffirm Strong Bilateral Ties
By: TPA News Desk | Local Stories | editor@thepointafricanews.com The Deputy Speaker of the Transitional…
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U.S. Might Skip G20 in South Africa Due to Policy Disputes
By: TPA News Desk | World News | www.thepointafricanews.com/world-news U.S. President Donald Trump has announced…
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Ghana Confirms First Mpox Death
By: TPA News Desk | African Stories | www.thepointafricanews.com/africa Ghana’s health authorities have today confirmed…