Over 1M schoolchildren affected by Congo conflict: Gov’t
2,594 schools have been closed due to violence in restive provinces of North and South Kivu
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February 2025
Zelenskyy to visit Washington Friday for mineral deal
‘We’re going to be signing an agreement, which will be a very big agreement,’ says US president
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Chile restores power after nationwide outage
The blackout, triggered by a transmission line failure in northern Chile on Tuesday afternoon, cut power to millions, including major mining operations
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Hamas returns hostage bodies as Israel frees prisoners
The truce, in effect since Jan. 19, has largely held despite repeated setbacks
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DR Congo vows accountability for child violence, says premier
DR Congo Prime Minister Judith Suminwa Tuluka has emphasized the government’s commitment to holding perpetrators accountable for violence against children, particularly in the conflict-ridden east.
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Egypt refuses Israeli opposition leader’s call to govern Gaza
Egypt refused an Israeli opposition leader’s plan for Cairo to administer Gaza, warning that such ideas would only extend the conflict rather than lead to a sustainable resolution.
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Algeria denounces new French sanctions as threats, harassment
It comes amid a dispute over the deportation of Algerian nationals and broader tensions stemming from France’s colonial history.
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Sudan famine ‘hellscape’ worsens, UN warns
A UN official warns that Sudan’s ongoing conflict has intensified famine conditions, leaving millions in acute hunger and disrupting humanitarian aid.
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Nigeria cracks down on fake medicine with harsh penalties
Nigeria’s drug enforcement agency seeks life sentences and the death penalty for counterfeit drug sellers amid a nationwide crackdown on fake medicine.
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WFP suspends aid in famine-hit Sudan camp due to violence
The WFP has paused food aid operations in Sudan’s Zamzam refugee camp due to escalating violence between the army and paramilitary forces, endangering the lives of displaced people.
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