Landslides kill several miners at a militia-held mine in Congo
The M23 militia confirms deaths after two landslides hit their mineral rich site in North Kivu.
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January 2026
AU chief condemns recent terror attacks across Niger
The African Union has condemned a string of terror attacks in Niger while the United States has ordered the departure of non-emergency embassy personnel due to heightening security risks.
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Guinea worm cases drop to historic low of ten global infections
The Carter Center announced that human Guinea worm cases reached a historic low of ten in 2025, moving the world closer to eradicating the parasite despite lingering infections in animals.
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Six Iranians withdraw guilty pleas in massive drug trafficking case
Six Iranian nationals withdrew their initial guilty pleas regarding a $63.5 million methamphetamine seizure, leading a Kenyan court to deny bond and schedule a trial for February 2026.
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Who is TASIS education minister Koko Mohamed Jagdoul?
A closer look at Jagdoul’s education vision amid Sudan’s struggle against military dominance
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Forced return exposes Muslim Brotherhood and SAF hypocrisy
Why forced return policies serve corruption and war, not Sudan’s people or peace
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How SAF is dragging Egypt into its war
Why SAF’s war is pulling Egypt into moral and political complicity
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SAF’s forced return policy deepens Sudan’s suffering
Why SAF’s war and forced returns are destroying Khartoum and Sudan’s social fabric
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Mozambique’s Chapo opens major Chinese graphite plant
President Daniel Chapo inaugurated a 200,000 metric ton graphite processing plant in Nipepe to transition Mozambique from a raw material supplier to a processed mineral exporter.
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TASIS moves to finalise cabinet for Sudan ‘Peace Government’
TASIS is completing cabinet posts for its Peace and Unity Government as anticipation grows in areas under its control
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