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AfricaLink News: December 24

Mimi Mefo Newuh
December 24, 2025

+++ Algeria's parliament has voted to declare French colonial rule a crime +++ In Cameroon, Christmas brings Muslims and Christians together +++ AFCON round up: Dramatic wins excite Africa's premier football tournament held in Morocco

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