South Sudan, Uganda form team on deadly clashes
South Sudan and Uganda agreed to create a joint committee to investigate deadly border clashes and seek ways to resolve ongoing disputes.
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Somali army eliminates al-Shabaab finance chief in Bakool raid
Somali forces killed al-Shabaab’s finance chief in a Bakool raid, weakening the group’s operations and recruitment efforts.
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Ugandan accused in $58m cartel arms deal
US prosecutors indicted a Ugandan man and others over a $58m plot to supply advanced arms to Mexico’s Jalisco New Generation Cartel.
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Deep rifts push Sudan’s Umma Party closer to formal separation
Sudan’s National Umma Party nears formal split after acting leader dismisses deputies amid deep internal conflict linked to rival military factions.
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NGOs work to ease hardships of Sudanese displaced by conflict
Since April 2023, over 870,000 Sudanese refugees have fled to Chad, where NGOs provide vital medical care, education, and support despite difficult camp conditions.
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Haiti declares emergency as gangs sweep farmlands
Haiti declares emergency as gangs kill hundreds and force thousands from central farming areas amid a deepening crisis.
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Chad court jails ex-premier Succes Masra for 20 years
Former prime minister Succes Masra receives 20-year sentence in Chad for his role in deadly intercommunal clashes.
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Thousands march in Abidjan for fair election
Protesters in Abidjan demanded fair elections and inclusion of barred opposition figures ahead of the Ivory Coast presidential vote in October.
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A lactating lioness shows hope for lions in Central African park
A conservation group photographed a female lion in northeastern Central African Republic for the first time in six years, signaling hope for lion recovery.
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Zambia protests US policy imposing high visa bond on its nationals
Zambia has voiced strong concern over a new US policy requiring its nationals to pay a refundable visa bond of up to $15,000, citing economic and diplomatic impacts.
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