Zambia starts mourning ex-president Lungu
Edgar Lungu died in South Africa at 68 and Zambia announced a seven-day mourning period including a state funeral and suspension of entertainment.
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Former Liberian speaker accused of inciting chamber fire
Jonathan Koffa has been detained in Liberia over a parliament fire allegedly set during protests amid a political crisis last December.
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Taxi feud kills four in South Africa
A shooting at a Cape Town taxi rank killed four and injured three as police investigate the incident believed to be linked to ongoing taxi conflict.
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Niger government directs Red Cross to halt humanitarian aid
The Red Cross has halted all operations in Niger after the government accused it of working with armed groups.
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Red notice issued for Ghana ex-minister of finance over fraud claims
Interpol has issued a red notice for Ghana’s former finance minister Ken Ofori-Atta, who is accused of corruption and has been declared a fugitive by state prosecutors.
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Russia swaps Wagner for Africa Corps in Mali
Wagner Group leaves Mali following battlefield losses while Russia’s Africa Corps stays to continue operations.
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Ghana backs Morocco’s Western Sahara autonomy plan
Ghana’s endorsement of Morocco’s autonomy plan marks progress in resolving the Western Sahara territorial dispute
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Trump’s travel ban mostly affects African, Muslim nations
Trump signed an executive order restricting travel from 19 countries, mainly affecting African and Muslim-majority nations.
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IMF praises Senegal’s tax reforms, case unchanged
IMF backs Senegal’s plan to raise domestic revenue but maintains its stance on the ongoing debt misreporting case.
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Sudan’s ex-ally Hamdok slams Burhan, calls out ‘fake’gains
Former Sudan prime minister Abdalla Hamdok calls Burhan’s recent military victories hollow.
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