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Kigali denies Rwanda links to M23 attacks

Rwanda denies accusations that M23 rebels killed hundreds in Rutshuru claiming there is no evidence to support the reports.

The UK has compensated over 7,000 Kenyan residents with 2.9 million pounds after a 2021 British army fire damaged a wildlife conservancy.

WHO warns Sudan’s cholera outbreak is worsening, killing over 1,100 people and straining fragile health systems nationwide.

Retirements won’t reset Sudan. The Islamist security apparatus, not the SAF lists, decides who rules

UN headquarters in Tripoli came under a rocket attack that caused no casualties, while Libyan authorities swiftly seized additional missiles.

Analysts call Sudan’s new emergency package a rerun of failed policies, urging deeper structural fixes

Advocates and the African Union are campaigning to replace Mercator maps with the Equal Earth projection to show Africa’s true size.

A viral Kordofan image of a wounded teen fighter renews scrutiny of child recruitment by SAF in Sudan’s war

Human rights lawyers sued Eswatini’s government over a secret US deportee deal under Trump, calling it unconstitutional and demanding transparency.

Analysts warn Sahel militants are using Starlink for coordination and surveillance, deepening security risks