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Benin’s men’s triples team sweeps Mauritius 3-0 for AirBadminton gold in Entebbe
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Benin’s CCI votes 6.6 billion FCFA budget for 2027, with 2.1 billion for investment
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Bambali agro project launched: Ousmane Sonko stands with Sadio Mané
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Maliweb.net aligns with official military propaganda in Mali
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Senegal plans 60,000 hectares of oil palm with Indonesian support to curb imports
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Burkina Faso’s military academy opens as 221,000 citizens flee abroad in 2025
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Gabon opens EU fisheries talks after scrapping old pact
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S&P holds Cameroon at B-/B, warning that political succession is now the main risk
Standard & Poor’s has kept Cameroon’s sovereign rating at “B-/B” with a stable outlook, a decision that puts the political transition in Yaoundé at the