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Sudan, South Sudan Renew Efforts to Resume Oil Exports Amid Ongoing Conflict
Sudan and South Sudan have emphasized the urgency of resolving the challenges hindering the resumption of South Sudan's oil exports through Sudanese territory.
This was highlighted…
Man kills sidechic for refusing to answer a phone call
A married man from Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, Moses Remayi, has been sentenced to 18 years in prison after violently assaulting his girlfriend, leading to her death. The attack, triggered by…
Kenya’s Impeached Deputy President Accuses Ruto of Vicious Retaliation
Kenya's impeached Deputy President, Rigathi Gachagua, has lashed out at President William Ruto, calling him "vicious" and cruel, while warning that his life may be in danger.
Gachagua,…
Benin National Assembly Speaker Discusses Bilateral Ties with Qatar’s Charge…
The Speaker of the National Assembly of Benin, Louis Vlavonou, held a meeting with Hamad bin Dhaen Al Kuwari, the Charge D'affaires of the Embassy of the State of Qatar in Benin.
Their…
Ivory Coast Dissolves Student Unions Over Alleged Criminal Activity, Launches…
The Ivory Coast National Security Council has dissolved all student unions across the country, including the Federation of Student and School Association of Côte d'Ivoire (FESCI), amid…
Mozambique Opposition Lawyer, Party Official Shot Dead in Maputo
A lawyer representing a prominent opposition figure in Mozambique has been shot dead in the capital, Maputo, alongside a fellow party official. Elvino Dias, attorney for Venâncio Mondlane,…
Over 350 Elephants Mysteriously Died Near Botswana Waterholes – Experts
Between May and July 2020, over 350 elephants in Botswana mysteriously collapsed and died, with the majority found near waterholes contaminated by toxic cyanobacteria, also known as…
Kenya’s Ruto Nominates Interior Minister Kindiki as New Deputy President After…
Kenyan President William Ruto has nominated Interior Minister Kithure Kindiki as the new deputy president, following the Senate's decision to impeach former Deputy President Rigathi…
Namibia, Zimbabwe Face Blackouts and Wildlife Culling Amid Climate Crisis
Namibia and Zimbabwe are experiencing frequent power outages due to low water levels at the Kariba Dam, which supplies hydroelectric power to both countries.
The dam's water level has…
UN: South Sudan Floods Impact 893,000, Displace Over 241,000
The United Nations' humanitarian agency, OCHA, has reported that severe flooding in South Sudan has affected approximately 893,000 people, with over 241,000 displaced.
According to the…