African Nations
Coverage of African Nations in the Nexus archive.
- Why some African nations are turning down Trump aid money
Some African nations are rejecting aid from the Trump administration, which views the aid as transactional. Critics argue the aid arrangement is not a fair trade.
- Why some African nations are turning down Trump aid money
Some African nations are rejecting aid money from the Trump administration, which frames the assistance as transactional. Critics argue the aid does not represent a fair trade.
- More and more Africans want to learn Chinese. But who will teach them?
More Africans are interested in learning Chinese as China's influence in Africa grows, but the expansion of Chinese language education faces a shortage of teachers. Chinese language training has primarily been provided through Confucius Institutes and schools run by Chinese nationals, though challenges persist in meeting demand.
- Rubio spars with Democrats over Ebola outbreak, global health cuts
Secretary of State Marco Rubio faced criticism from Democrats regarding the Trump administration’s cuts to global health programs and their impact on the response to an Ebola outbreak in several African nations.
- Race to develop ebola vaccines is ON: Three jabs in development amid growing outbreak fears as 250 die in two African nations
Three Ebola vaccines are in development as fears of a growing outbreak persist, with 250 deaths reported in two African nations. The race to create effective jabs has intensified amid rising concerns.
- Race to develop ebola vaccines is ON: Three jabs in development amid growing outbreak fears as 250 die in two African nations
Three Ebola vaccines are in development as fears grow over a deadly outbreak that has killed 250 people in two African nations. The situation highlights urgent efforts to contain the spread of the virus.
- More African Nations Seen Reaching Investment Grade, AfDB Says
The African Development Bank (AfDB) reports that more African nations are expected to achieve investment grade status. Sidi Ould Tah is cited in the article.