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Guinea confirms first case of mpox amid regional surge

Guinea becomes the latest country to report a case of mpox, raising concerns about the virus’s spread in West Africa.

The departure occurs as Burkina Faso, Niger, and Mali continue to confront insurgencies by groups affiliated with al Qaeda and the Islamic State

Operation conducted by army in regions of Galgadud and Middle Shabelle

The WHO reports a 13% increase in global cholera cases and a 71% rise in deaths compared to the previous year.

At the FOCAC summit, Chinese President Xi Jinping assures Libya of China’s support for its stability and development.

The attack, which targeted a village in Yobe state, has left dozens dead and many more injured.

South African business confidence increased in the third quarter due to a stable electricity supply and the formation of a coalition government.

Despite the RSF’s repeated calls for dialogue, the SAF’s insistence on preconditions has obstructed progress at every turn

The SAF reportedly lost some ground in the western part of the enclave, particularly near the Kadroo slaughterhouses, a key military strongpoint

Eli Lilly and Eva Pharma partner to expand access to Olumiant, a rheumatoid arthritis treatment, in Africa.