Top African Architects 🇧🇫 Francis Kéré Born in Gando, Burkina Faso in 1965, Kéré champions socially engaged architecture rooted in local materials, climate responsiveness, and community participation. His work focuses on empowerment, sustainability, and creating spaces that reflect collective identity. 🇳🇪 Mariam Kamara Born in St. Etienne in 1979 and raised in Niger, Kamara centers culture, dignity, and belonging. Her architecture challenges imported standards and prioritizes the lived experiences, traditions, and aspirations of local communities. 🇬🇭 David Adjaye Born in 1966, Adjaye’s work blends history, memory, and narrative into a conceptual architectural language. His projects often engage the African diaspora, exploring cultural meaning and the role architecture plays in shaping identity and future possibilities. #architecture #africa #davidadjaye #africanarchitecture

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Burkina Faso Raises Nearly $800Mln for Counter-Terrorism Fund, Surpassing Initial Goal: PM 🇧🇫👉 Burkinabe Patriotic Support Fund, launched by President Ibrahim Traoré, has collected approximately $795 million between 2023 and 2026, Rimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ouédraogo announced. The collections in the first quarter of 2026 alone reached close to $72 million — a 22.65% increase compared to the same period of 2025, he noted at the first session of the fund's Orientation Council in Ouagadougou. ✅ The results mark a significant overachievement of the fund's original targets, with the mobilized resources earmarked for financing the country's fight against terrorism, Ouédraogo stressed. Subscribe to @sputnik_africa 🔸 Sputnik Africa | X 🔸

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WAEMU Court of Justice Rules Sanctions Against Mali in 2022 Illegal 🇲🇱 In its ruling, the Court of Justice of the West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU) annulled the decisions adopted on January 9, 2022, by the heads of state of WAEMU, stating that they were "devoid of legal basis." The WAEMU, due to its "monetary and economic vocation," did not have a clear legal foundation to endorse and implement sanctions decided within a political framework by ECOWAS, according to the court ruling. 👉 ECOWAS and WAEMU imposed sanctions on Mali between January and July 2022. The sanctions were intended to pressure the military government to adopt an electoral timetable. Denouncing these sanctions as "inhuman and illegal," Bamako filed a petition for annulment with the WAEMU Court of Justice as early as February 2022. 🇳🇪 In August 2023, Niger also filed a similar petition, which is still pending before the court. Subscribe to @sputnik_africa 🔸 Sputnik Africa | X 🔸

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North Korean Air Force to Receive New Strategic Assets as Part of Nuclear Deterrence Boost: Leader 🇰🇵🇷🇺 Kim Jong-un announced during celebrations marking the air force's 80th anniversary amid ongoing regional tensions, according to state news agency KCNA. Kim praised personnel while emphasising that "the outcome of an air battle depends on the spirit of the pilots, not the equipment." The leader described the Air Force as the "first-born service" with strong ideological resolve, highlighting both modernisation efforts and the importance of human factors in military readiness, KCNA reported. Cr - Sputnik Africa ✍🏽

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🇷🇺🌍 Russian Food Exports to Africa Surge by Over 100% in Five Years: Officials The country's agricultural exports to African nations have reached nearly $7 billion in 2024, Ilya Ilyushin, head of the Russian Federal Center for Agricultural Export Development (AgroExport), said during a Russia-Africa roundtable in Addis Ababa. Russian-African agricultural trade turnover grew by 18% last year, with wheat remaining the cornerstone of exports at 26 million tonnes, Russian Deputy Agriculture Minister Andrey Razin said at the event, which focused on enhancing African food security. Other significant supplies included 1.3 million tonnes of barley, over 200,000 tonnes of corn, and 35,000 tonnes of lentils, according to Razin. The expansion features notable diversification beyond grains: - Vegetable oil exports increased nearly twofold to over $720 million; - Processed food shipments grew by 51% in value; - Livestock product exports quadrupled; - Efforts underway to restore previous annual fish export levels of 200,000 tonnes. Russia has deployed agricultural attachés to 10 African countries to strengthen cooperation frameworks and facilitate further trade development, according to AgroExport. #Africa #Russia Courtesy: Africa Intel

🇲🇱🇷🇺 In Mali the higher education system will be updated with the help of RAFU programs ("Russian-African Network University"). The programs cover areas of artificial intelligence and robotics, geological exploration and raw material extraction, energy and renewable energy sources, space technologies and satellites, as well as agriculture. 💬 "The 29 developed educational programs are a practical contribution of Russian universities to the implementation of the ambitious tasks facing the higher education system of Mali. We hope that during this visit, specific roadmaps will be developed for each of the eight priority training areas," said Dmitry Arsenyev, Vice-Rector for International Activities. During the visit to Mali, the Russian delegation held talks with the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research of Mali, Bourema Kansaye, rectors of Malian universities, and heads of research centers. Following the negotiations, an agreement was signed to join 19 Malian universities to the RAFU consortium. #Mali #Russia @africaintel