On Daybreak Africa: A woman is elected President Pro-Tempore of the Liberian Senate, but activists demand more female representation. Plus, Former Sierra Leone President Koroma is granted medical bail to travel to Nigeria. Africa's humanitarian crises are underreported amid conflicts in Europe and Middle East. Rights groups call for the US to designate Nigeria for religious freedom violations. A joint Ugandan opposition group plans a peaceful protest Thursday ahead of tomorrow’s Non-Aligned Movement Summit in Kampala. Some crucial games are scheduled Thursday at the 2024 African Cup of Nations in Ivory Coast. For this and more tune to Daybreak Africa!
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November 22, 2024Zambian opposition spokesperson seeks protection for fugitive lawmaker
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November 22, 2024Malawi refugees receive climate mitigating insurance
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November 22, 2024Uproar in Liberia’s parliament as new Speaker emerges
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November 22, 2024Daybreak Africa: Senegal’s ruling party secures parliamentary majority
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November 21, 2024Daybreak Africa: Mali junta chief sacks PM and government
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November 21, 2024Zambia Catholic Bishops lament ‘restrictions on democratic freedom’
