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The global African family — from London and Atlanta to Salvador and Kingston.
EbonyLife Place, a few steps from Parliament, has a cinema for African and black storytelling, a Nigerian restaurant and a boutique for African designers. It is the first of its kind in Britain and Europe.
Money sent by Egyptians working overseas reached $4.2 billion in August alone, the central bank says.
The anti-trafficking agency says each returnee will be assessed. It has not said how many were victims and how many were willing participants.
More than 500 people the US could not return home have been flown to African states instead, Human Rights Watch says. The US Supreme Court hears the case in December.
More than 350 police, backed by soldiers, moved hundreds of people from makeshift shelters two days before the king and queen arrive.
Nigeria and Egypt have condemned the Houthi strike on Saudi Arabia's main airport. The Egyptian victim was a 28-year-old flight attendant.
The pair worked at Niger's embassy in Paris. One was suspected of watching exiled opponents of the junta, Le Monde reports.
Fifteen children are among the dead and 84 people are missing. Survivors, all Ethiopian, say the boat began to sink as soon as they boarded.
The court judgment behind a week of unrest gives no one the right to stay. It gives them the right to be heard. An explainer.
The White House has not said what the president meant. Minnesota is home to the largest Somali community in the United States.
The foreign ministry has traced 354 Kenyans drawn into the conflict. Sixty-two have come home and five are prisoners of war.
Michael Katungi Mpweire, extradited from Uganda, is accused with three others of offering weapons worth $58 million to a Mexican cartel. Two co-accused have pleaded guilty.
Karl Von Batten alleges defamation and a plot to harm him. A lobbying firm also named in the Washington suit calls the claims absurd.
Anti-immigrant groups forced foreign-owned shops to close near a refugee office. A reporter was assaulted. A Nigerian trader of 24 years was among those shut out.
More than 3,000 are stranded in remote desert with little food or water, the UN migration agency says, as Djibouti also receives people returning from Yemen.
The government denies reports that deportees were slipped across the border at night, but will not say which countries they travelled through. Twenty-one are still waiting.
Figures given to Parliament show 84 killed or missing in action, 77 still on the front lines and 62 brought home. Nairobi wants them treated as victims of human trafficking.
More than 500 people have been sent to African countries that are not their own. Fifteen African governments have now agreed to take deportees, the latest being Burundi.
About 15 members of an anti-migrant group tried to block people queuing at the Durban reception office. Only 20 applicants were processed that day.
From Sudan to Ghana, communities describe complexion with vocabularies that carry history, status and ideas of beauty, and do not translate neatly into "Black".
Organisers of the African Development Summit 2026 say the continent's missing piece is not talent or ideas but coordination and execution — and that the diaspora should be treated as partners and builders, not only as senders of remittances.
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