Namibia fossil reveals prehistoric ‘Swamp Thing’ with fangs
Named Gaiasia jennyae, this top predator from the Permian Period measured at least 8 feet (2.5 meters) long
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July 2024
Sudanese women refugees in Uganda endure dire conditions
The absence of gynecologists, obstetricians, and Sudanese midwives, particularly for those who have undergone female genital mutilation, exacerbates the situation
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Journey through Africa’s diverse roads
Africa’s road networks are vital for trade, tourism, and daily life
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Militants kill 6 Chinese nationals, 2 Congolese soldiers in DR Congo
The attack occurred on Wednesday in Djugu territory, located in the gold-rich Ituri province
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Tunisian security arrests opposition leader
Lotfi Mraihi who declared intention to run in upcoming presidential elections, was arrested over suspicion of money laundering
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Telecom giant fined for squeezing competition in Morocco
A Moroccan court upheld a record $630 million fine against Maroc Telecom for unfair competition practices that stifled competitor Inwi.
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25 DRC soldiers sentenced to death after fleeing M23 rebels
Human rights groups condemn the Democratic Republic of Congo’s execution of soldiers accused of fleeing M23 rebels.
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Nigeria’s oil regulator approves key onshore asset sales
Nigeria’s oil regulator approved the sale of key onshore assets to Oando and Project Odinmim, while approvals for Exxon Mobil and Shell’s sales remain pending.
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Congo secures final loan payment, must improve spending clarity
The IMF finishes disbursing a loan to Congo, with future support contingent on transparency in military spending and mining revenue.
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South African high jump legend Freitag discovered murdered
South African police found the body of former high jump champion Jacques Freitag, who had been missing for weeks, with reports indicating he was shot.
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