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U.S. Loan to Africell Expands American Telecom Footprint in Africa

The Export-Import Bank financing signals a push to reduce African reliance on Huawei by shifting purchases to U.S. and allied telecom equipment.

House Approves Two-Year Extension of AGOA and Haiti HOPE/HELP in Funding Bill

Eswatini Accepts Fourth Group of U.S. Third‑Country Deportees

Sierra Leone Receives Nine Migrants Deported From the United States

First U.S. Third-Country Deportees Arrive in DR Congo

USADF Financial Director Agrees to Plead Guilty to Gratuities and False-Statement Charges

House Panel Approves Three-Year AGOA Renewal With Retroactive Relief

U.S. Names Liberia for Abrego Garcia’s Removal With Target Date of Oct. 31

AGOA Lapses, Exposing African Exports to U.S. Tariffs and Uncertainty

Judge Says She Can't Halt U.S. 'Third-Country' Deportations to Ghana Despite Torture Risks

Ghana Confirms First Arrivals of West Africans Deported by the U.S.

Ilhan Omar Disputes Coverage of $6M–$30M Household Valuation as Ethics Critics Press for Clarity

U.S. Embassy Pauses All Routine Visa Services in Zimbabwe

US Says Nigerian Visa Cuts Driven by Security Benchmarks, Rejects Reciprocity Claims