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1. About AfricaInfoBase

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AfricaInfoBase — Terms and Conditions — Effective May 2026
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Note to Readers

In our content, the names AfricaInfoBase, Africa InfoBase and AfricaInfo Base all refer to the same platform. The official name we use is AfricaInfoBase, but the other spellings may occasionally appear in searches, links, references or external mentions. They all refer to the same website, the same editorial team and the same mission: to provide independent, useful and accessible information about Africa.


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