Tanzania president appoints daughter and son in law to cabinet
Tanzania’s president appoints her daughter and son in law to key cabinet roles in a major reshuffle
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November 2025
Guinean singer Elie Kamano says his teenage children were abducted
Guinean singer Elie Kamano says his teenage children were abducted, prompting national outrage
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Zambia secures $1.5 billion US grant to strengthen health system
Zambia will receive a $1.5 billion US grant over five years to strengthen HIV, TB, and maternal health programs and build sustainable healthcare systems.
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Ethiopia confirms deaths as Marburg virus spreads near South Sudan
Ethiopia confirmed three deaths from Marburg virus and is taking preventive measures with international support.
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Egyptian anchor says Muslim Brotherhood ‘worse than Israel’
Egyptian anchor Mohamed El-Baz’s claim that the Muslim Brotherhood is “more dangerous than Israel” ignites fierce debate over security threats
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Alleged abuses, foreign backing put Burhan’s SAF under ICC spotlight
A confidential ICC file accuses SAF of war crimes and details foreign state and militia support, raising the prospect of new warrants and deeper isolation
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Darfur pledges to facilitate humanitarian operations after UN visit
Darfur Governor El-Hadi Idris hails UN aid chief Tom Fletcher’s visit as a key step to ease civilian suffering
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Somalia begins distributing voter cards as Mogadishu prepares to vote
Somalia has begun distributing voter cards in Mogadishu ahead of the first direct municipal elections since 1967, marking a major step toward nationwide democratic reform.
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Burhan’s army retreats from Kazqil and Umm Dam Haj Hamad
Burhan’s army withdrew from North Kordofan towns as clashes with RSF escalate, mobilising troops and equipment and threatening civilian safety.
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Sudan-Chad trade surges as Adre border reopens
Sudan’s trade with Chad rebounded after the Adré border reopened, restoring market stability and easing shortages in West Darfur.
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