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Russia–Africa Summit 2026

👤Mekki Center 🕔21.Oct 2026

For more information, visit the event’s official website The Russia–Africa Summit is the highest-profile and largest-scale event in Russian–African relations, aimed at bringing about a fundamentally new level of mutually beneficial partnership to meet the challenges of the 21st century. The goal of the event is to promote efforts to strengthen comprehensive and equal cooperation […]

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IFRI: Gouvernance des mobilités; le hub djiboutien entre stratégies d’influence et souveraineté

👤Mekki Center 🕔2.Oct 2026

L’Ifri (Institut français des relations internationales) présente une étude sur le rôle stratégique de Djibouti dans les migrations régionales, entre stratégies d’influence de l’Union européenne, enjeux sécuritaires et souveraineté nationale.  

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Libyan East and West to Sign 4+4 Agreement

👤Mekki Center 🕔30.Aug 2026

Libyan two sides in the East and West will sign 4+4 Agreement in Tripoli today 30th August 2026. The agreement is sponsored by UN and seven Western countries. Video on Libya’s Crisis

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AU 8th Mid-Year Coordination Meeting of the African Union and the RECs, June 27, 2026

👤Mekki Center 🕔29.May 2026

MCAA-Mekki Elmograbi The Beautiful city of El-Alamein, Egypt will host the African Union 8th Mid-Year Coordination Meeting of the African Union and the RECs, June 27, 2026. El-Alamein is an Egyptian coastal city located on the Mediterranean Sea, roughly 106 kilometers west of Alexandria. It is globally renowned as the historic turning point of the […]

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CSIS Analysis Warns: U.S. Could Slide Toward Civil War If Social Fragmentation Persists

👤Mekki Center 🕔11.Oct 2025

MCAA-News In their recent article for the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), political scientists Dr. Benjamin Jensen — a senior fellow at CSIS and professor of strategic studies at the Marine Corps University — and Dr. Joseph K. Young, a professor at American University specializing in political violence, issue a restrained but serious […]

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WITS Chemists Find A Way To Turn Cashew Waste Into Vaccine Deliverer

👤Yazeed ABDALLA 🕔21.Aug 2025

Scientists at the University of the Witwatersrand have been recognised internationally for turning cashew nutshell waste into a vital ingredient for mRNA vaccines. The Johannesburg-based team was named one of six global winners of the GIZ SAVax innovation award and received a grant of R7 million to scale up their work. The researchers, from Wits’ […]

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The Million Without Certificates In South Africa

👤Yazeed ABDALLA 🕔19.Aug 2025

In South Africa, an estimated one million people are born but undocumented, due to delays and failures in birth registration processes. A court challenge has been released since this problem was recognised, challenging the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) over the same delays that lead to at least a year to 7 years of effort […]

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Africa’s Resilient Economic Growth Mid-Crisis

👤Yazeed ABDALLA 🕔19.Aug 2025

Africa’s growth story is turning a positive corner, but how far the benefits will reach all ordinary African citizens is still just on paper. The African Development Bank’s new African Economic Outlook posits the continent’s economy will expand by nearly 4 percent in 2025 and again in 2026. That is a bold step up from […]

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Eswatini Accepts Non-Citizen US Deportees

👤Yazeed ABDALLA 🕔29.Jul 2025

Eswatini, a country of 1.2 million people, already faces economic pressure, high HIV prevalence, and growing domestic unrest. More than half of the population lives below the poverty line, and prison overcrowding is a chronic issue. The kingdom’s decision to host convicted criminals from other continents has triggered a hoard of criticism across the region […]

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Clean Cooking Call Takes Center Stage in Africa

👤Yazeed ABDALLA 🕔29.Jul 2025

Every day, nearly one billion Africans prepare meals over firewood, charcoal, or kerosene stoves. These methods are not only extremely outdated, what’s more is that they are dangerous. The International Energy Agency has now placed “clean cooking” at the top of its priority list for Africa, because the smoke from traditional stoves causes over 800,000 […]

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