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The African Diplomats newsroom brings together journalists, regional analysts, fact-checkers and editors spread across the continent and the diaspora. Our mission is to provide rigorous, balanced coverage of African foreign-policy and security issues— and we rely on an engaged readership to keep our reporting sharp.

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