DR Congo appoints Louis Watum as mines minister
Louis Watum takes charge as Congo’s mines minister as the government plans cobalt export quota and reforms.
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WHO reports 100,000 cholera cases in war-torn Sudan
The World Health Organization warns Sudan is facing nearly 100,000 cholera cases, worsening hunger, and displacement amid ongoing conflict and floods.
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UAE refutes Burhan’s claim of bombing plane with fighters
The United Arab Emirates denied al-Burhan’s claim that its forces destroyed an Emirati plane carrying Colombian mercenaries to support RSF
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WHO warns cholera spreads across all Sudan’s 18 states
Over 96,000 cholera cases hit all Sudan states as conflict cuts off access to health care and clean water.
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Trump says he may meet Putin soon after envoy talks in Moscow
Trump hinted at a potential Putin summit and broader Ukraine talks while promising stronger sanctions if Russia does not show progress.
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Seven Ethiopian migrants die after boat breakdown at sea
The IOM says a boat carrying Ethiopian migrants to Yemen broke down at sea leaving seven dead and many survivors in critical condition.
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Africa’s AI to rise to $16.5B by 2030: Mastercard
Mastercard promotes responsible AI adoption across Africa, aiming to boost inclusion, digital growth, and regional leadership by 2030.
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US pulls staff after Zambia copper dam pollution alert
A toxic spill from a Chinese-owned copper mine in Zambia has led the US to withdraw personnel due to confirmed long-term health threats.
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Gunmen abduct MSF staff in South Sudan amid rising violence
Doctors without borders suspend medical aid in South Sudan after two kidnappings of staff in less than a week amid growing violence.
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Funding cuts push Sudanese children toward irreversible harm fast
UNICEF warns that aid reductions and conflict in Sudan are causing irreversible harm to millions of children in desperate need.
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