Two dead in Malawi aircraft crash
Among dead include Dutch passenger, says local government official
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August 2024
Bomb blast in Somali capital claims 5 lives
More than 10 others also wounded in attack on the busy Mogadishu-Afgoye highway
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UN seeks $18.5M for mpox relief in East, Southern Africa
IOM says it will use funds to promote awareness-raising activities among migrant, IDP, and host communities to strengthen cross-border coordination in response to the disease
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Five Kenyan policemen arraigned over escape of suspected serial killer
Among those who escaped was Collins Jumaisi, who had been arrested last month in connection with the murders of at least six women
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Africa embraces solar and wind for sustainable growth
Africa is positioning itself as a global leader in the transition to a low-carbon economy
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US sees hope in Sudan humanitarian deal as talks continue
With millions in Sudan suffering from conflict, Secretary Blinken expressed optimism that humanitarian progress could lead to a broader peace agreement as US-led talks.
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Boat collision in Congo results in massive loss of life
A deadly boat accident on the Lukeni River in Congo claimed the lives of 20 people and left hundreds missing.
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Burundi president faces criticism for ongoing civil rights abuses
Burundi’s President Evariste Ndayishimiye continues repressive tactics despite early hopes for change, with Amnesty International noting persistent human rights abuses.
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RSF accuses Burhan’s army of obstructing Sudan peace talks
The RSF delegation criticizes Al Burhan’s army for not participating in the Geneva negotiations to resolve the crisis in Sudan.
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Cocobod self-finances for first time in decades
Ghana’s cocoa regulator, Cocobod, will not raise a syndicated loan for the first time in over three decades, opting for self-financing to avoid high interest rates.
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