SA prepares major inequality report for G20
South Africa commissions a report on wealth inequality for the G20 summit to highlight poverty and support developing nations.
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Egypt and the US begin Bright Star drills with 44 countries
The training will continue until September 10, including naval, ground, air, and special forces.
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Six Ivorians kidnapped at Burkina border
Six Ivorian government workers were kidnapped by Burkinabe volunteer forces near the porous border amid longstanding tensions between the two nations.
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Qatar’s Al Mansour boosts Mozambique with $20B deal
Qatari firm Al Mansour Holding has pledged $20 billion to Mozambique, focusing on energy and agriculture as part of its growing African investments.
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Algeria summons France envoy over visa dispute
Algeria summoned France’s chargé d’affaires to protest visa-related statements and accused France of breaching diplomatic protocol.
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Mali soldiers resent Russia’s paramilitary presence
Russian mercenary groups Wagner and Africa Corps created resentment, caused security lapses, and failed to secure mining gains in Mali.
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Tanzania disqualifies presidential candidate ahead of polls
Tanzania’s electoral commission disqualified opposition candidate Luhaga Mpina ahead of October polls, drawing criticism over threats to democratic integrity.
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Heavy rains, floods kill 14 in northern and southern Sudan
Floods and storms hit Sudan killing at least 14 people and washing away towns while humanitarian aid is urgently needed for displaced residents
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Julius Malema found guilty of hate speech by South African court
South African opposition leader Julius Malema was found guilty of hate speech for race-fueled comments made at a 2022 political rally.
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Moroccan court rejects Lachgar’s bail despite health
Ibtissame Lachgar remains in detention after Moroccan court denies bail despite her critical health and upcoming cancer surgery.
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