In 2017, Turkey opened its largest overseas military base in Mogadishu and has since been training Somali military and police forces
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The success of this plan could serve as a model for other developing nations
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This move comes shortly after the resignation of Thom Shamakamba, the head of the ACC, who stepped down amid accusations of accepting kickbacks
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RSF said the discussions with Ramtane Lamamra, the Personal Envoy for Sudan of the UN Secretary-General, were positive and highly constructive.
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Namibia denied a visa extension to a Ugandan king for medical treatment after rumors of abduction sparked protests.
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The ruling follows a legal challenge and aims to create a more responsible arms trade in the country.
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Renowned kora player Toumani Diabate, who was born into a family of Malian griots in 1965, passed away at 58, marking the end of an era for African music.
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South Kivu in DR Congo suspends all mining to address “disorder” and restore order in the mineral-rich but violence-plagued region.
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Egypt and Kuwait back the ICJ’s ruling affirming Palestinian self-determination and demanding an end to Israel’s occupation of the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
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Nigeria fined Meta Platforms $220 million for violating data protection and consumer rights laws by sharing user data without consent and abusing its market dominance.
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