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Rwanda in talks with Washington about accepting deported migrants from the U.S., minister says
The central African nation of Rwanda is in discussions with the Trump administration about a possible deal to accept deported migrants from the United States, the country's foreign minister said late Sunday.
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Trump Plans to Channel Refugee Funds to White South AfricansAs President Donald Trump tries to bar almost all refugees from entering the country, his administration is planning to use ...
Africa is seeing a surge in investments from North America, the Middle East, and from mid-sized asset managers and asset ...
Trump’s tariffs and AGOA uncertainty are sending shockwaves through African supply chains. Sapics reveals how managers can ...
US Senior Advisor for Africa Massad Boulos has said that President Donald Trump values Africa, despite announcing sweeping ...
The US government plans to reduce its diplomatic presence in Africa. This vacuum could be filled by other countries vying for ...
Canada's new prime minister, Mark Carney, is meeting with President Donald Trump in the Oval Office, a week after winning the ...
The U.S. had planned to support a critical minerals project in South Africa. Current and former officials say it’s now in ...
South Africa’s economy will likely expand at a significantly slower pace than previously anticipated because of domestic political instability and US President Donald Trump’s tariff war, the Bureau ...
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Trump's plan to halt payments to the African Development Fund - What it means for AfricaUS President, Donald Trump has initiated plans to end U.S. contributions to the African Development Fund, the concessional ...
The group had vowed to stop targeting shipping, Trump said. The Houthis have not yet commented.
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