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Burundi begins building first railway linking to Tanzania

Burundi launches a historic railway project with Tanzania to improve trade links and regional economic growth.

Libyans voted in municipal elections despite arson, violence, and security concerns across several towns and cities.

Gunmen attacked a truck near Komabangou in Niger killing twenty civilians and sparing only women as violence continues in the Sahel.

Deadly rebel attacks in Congo’s North Kivu left over 30 dead, homes destroyed, and residents held hostage as violence intensifies in the region.

Port Sudan junta accused of using passports as a political weapon, denying activists identity rights

Sudanese diaspora in London rallies for Unity and Peace Government, urging end to Sudan’s war

Trump urges Ukraine to cut a deal with Russia after Alaska summit yields no ceasefire

Qatar’s jet, Al Jazeera’s claims, and Burhan’s talks fuel suspicions of Islamist return in Sudan

Diplomatic visits between Israel and South Sudan suggest progress on Gaza relocation talks despite official denials.

The Grand Magal drew Mourides from Senegal and abroad to commemorate the spiritual rank and teachings of Sheikh Amadou Bamba.