Africa: All of Africa Today - April 30, 2026

Author: Melody ChirondaPublished on: April 30, 2026Country: Madagascar

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Africa: All of Africa Today - April 30, 2026

A former French soldier has been detained in Madagascar over an alleged plot to destabilize the country, facing charges of criminal conspiracy and infrastructure sabotage. Ghana has abandoned a multi-million-dollar health deal with the United States due to concerns over sovereignty and data protection. Additionally, France has urged its citizens to leave Mali amid increasing attacks.

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