Old Sri Lanka war footage falsely presented as Sudan army pursuit
Fact-checkers traced footage presented as fighting in Blue Nile to Sri Lanka’s civil war in 2009
RSF says it repelled army attack west of El Obeid
RSF says it pushed back an army assault near Abu Qoud as rival forces trade claims over advances west of El Obeid
China turns to language to deepen influence in West Africa
After years of major investments, China is increasingly using language and cultural ties to strengthen its position in West Africa
Sudan gold producers threaten October shutdown over pricing dispute
Sudanese mining firms say they will halt gold production from October 1 unless central bank pricing rules are changed
Khartoum moves to replace foreign street names with Sudanese ones
Khartoum may rename several streets as Sudan moves to replace foreign names with ones rooted in national culture and history
Curfew follows protests over deaths of 37 detained miners
Curfew imposed in Minna after protests over 37 detainee deaths, as Tinubu orders an investigation
US troop deaths in Iran war exceed Pentagon count, report says
Washington Post reports US troop deaths during the Iran war are at least four higher than Pentagon figures
Mozambique hopes IMF talks will unlock new loan programme
Mozambique says IMF talks could lead to a new loan programme, with further reforms still under discussion
