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2 weeks ago | msn.com | Eromo Egbejule |Carlos Mureithi

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3 weeks ago | theguardian.com | Carlos Mureithi |Eromo Egbejule

When Essi Farida Geraldo, a Lomé-based architect, heard about partial restrictions on travel to the US from Togo as part of the travel bans announced by Donald Trump on Thursday, she lamented losing access to what many young Togolese consider to be a land of better opportunities. “The United States was the Togolese’s El Dorado,” Geraldo said.

3 weeks ago | fairobserver.com | Eromo Egbejule

Mozambique’s ruling party, Mozambique Liberation Front (FRELIMO), prevailed in a disputed election last year, extending its 49-year grip on power in the southern African nation. Protests have continued to wrack the country ever since. But who is behind the discontent, and how does it compare to protest movements in countries like Kenya and Nigeria? Last October, Mozambique held its seventh multiparty election since the end of the country’s civil war in 1994, but the results have been controversial.

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Eromo Egbejule

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3 weeks ago | theguardian.com | Eromo Egbejule

For centuries, Casablanca was a significant trading hub for merchants from across the breadth of the Atlantic coast, given its geographical position between Africa, the Middle East and Europe. These days, Morocco’s economic capital is merging those historical roots with a strong modern commercial identity.