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GRAMMY House Giza Becomes First Recording Academy Hub in Africa and Outside the U.S.

The Recording Academy officially opened GRAMMY House Giza in Egypt, its first-ever permanent GRAMMY residence on the continent of Africa and outside of...

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U.S. Senate Bill Seeks to Sanction Nigerian Officials Over Blasphemy Laws

A new bill pending in the United States Senate is seeking to have Nigeria officially listed on the “Country of Particular Concern” list...

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Mali Imposes $10,000 Bond on U.S. Visitors as Burkina Faso Rejects Deportee Deal

The Malian government has announced that American citizens will now be required to post a bond of $10,000 before obtaining a visa to...

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Burkina Faso Rejects U.S. Request to Receive Deported Migrants

Burkina Faso has rejected a request from the United States to receive migrants deported under President Donald Trump’s renewed immigration crackdown. This decision...

Adebayo Raphael
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Concerned Nigerians Group Condemns Rise Of Authoritarianism In The U.S.

The Concerned Nigerians Group has raised alarm over what it described as “the alarming rise of authoritarianism and the relentless assaults on free...

Ghana's transit trade
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Ghana Defends Decision to Accept U.S. Deportees, Rejects Claims of Endorsing Trump’s Immigration Policy

Ghana’s government has defended its decision to accept West African migrants deported from the United States, stressing that the move is based on...

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EFF Raises Concerns Over Gun Violence in U.S. Ahead of 2026 FIFA World Cup

The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) has voiced deep concern over the escalating levels of gun violence in the United States, warning that the...

Bola Tinubu’s Lawyer Intervened in FOIA Lawsuit, Asked U.S. Court to Block Release of Unredacted FBI, DEA-Held Drug Files
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Bola Tinubu Intervenes in FOIA Lawsuit, Asks U.S. Court to Block FBI, DEA Release Of His Unredacted Records

Nigerian president Bola Tinubu has intervened via his lawyer, Oluwole O. Afolabi, in the ongoing Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit at the...

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African Leaders Say Talks Focus on Visas and Trade, But Yield to U.S. Pressure to Accept Deportees

Uganda has announced that it will ”temporarily” accept migrants deported from the United States, joining a growing list of African governments aligning with...

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Senegal Condemns U.S. Sanctions on ICC Judges, Demands Withdrawal

The Government of Senegal has condemned the United States’ decision to impose sanctions on four judges of the International Criminal Court (ICC), including...

EXCLUSIVE: Wike Hides $2 Million Florida Mansion Under Wife and Childrens’ Names, With Documents Exposing His Nigerian Judge Wife as a U.S. Democrat Member
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EXCLUSIVE: Wike Hides $2 Million Florida Mansion Under Wife and Childrens’ Names, Documents Expose Wife As Registered U.S. Democrat

Damning US public records obtained by West Africa Weekly have revealed that Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike, secretly acquired a...

U.S. Approves $346 Million Weapons Sale to Nigeria Amid Accusations of 'Playing Politics' and Deliberately Delaying Release of Tinubu’s Unredacted Drug Files
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$346M U.S. Arms Deal with Nigeria Sparks Allegations of Tinubu Drug File Cover-Up

The U.S. State Department has approved a potential $346 million weapons sale to Nigeria, according to the Defence Security Cooperation Agency. The deal,...