Crowds in Liberia accuse Boakai of corruption
Liberians marched in the rain accusing President Boakai of corruption and failing to deliver on campaign promises amid economic hardship.
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Kenya scales carbon capture with heat from the Great Rift Valley
Kenya’s Octavia Carbon is leveraging geothermal energy to pioneer cost-effective direct air carbon capture, despite scepticism and scalability challenges.
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IOM denies involvement in deportations of migrants to Eswatini
The International Organization for Migration denies any role in recent migrant removals from the US to Eswatini.
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South Sudan’s opposition snubs president’s call for dialogue
South Sudan’s main opposition party rejected President Kiir’s call for dialogue, citing arrests, repression, and ongoing military attacks.
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Burhan-led junta appoints new ministers in Sudan
The final lineup of the 22-member “Hope” government is expected to be completed in the coming days.
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Greece seeks new maritime talks with Libya amid rising tensions
Greek Foreign Minister visits Libya to reopen talks on maritime borders and migration while opposing Turkish-Libyan maritime agreements.
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Commonwealth lifts Gabon’s suspension after democratic election
Gabon rejoined the Commonwealth as its April vote met democratic standards and was seen as reflecting the people’s will.
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Ethiopian forces arrest 82 Daesh suspects trained in Puntland
Authorities in Ethiopia launched coordinated raids across five regions, capturing 82 suspects with alleged terror ties and Somali-based training.
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Burkina Faso junta frees four conscripted critics after months
Burkina Faso’s junta has released four critics who were abducted and conscripted to fight Islamist militants after publicly opposing the military regime.
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Trump’s call for Nile Dam agreement resonates in Sudan
Sudan finds itself increasingly entangled in the regional standoff over Ethiopia’s Nile dam, as it seeks a fair and binding agreement to protect its water security and national interests.
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