Zambia confirms 2nd mpox case, 14k in Africa
Zambia reported its second mpox case in three months as WHO confirmed nearly 14,000 cases across 20 African countries.
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Bosch marks debut century as South Africa dominates Pakistan
Debutant fast bowler Corbin Bosch scored an unbeaten 81 runs, the highest by a No. 9 batter on debut, to help South Africa gain a crucial first-innings lead over Pakistan in the first Test.
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Senegal ends foreign military presence, shifts from France
Senegal’s prime minister revealed that all foreign military bases in the country will be closed, marking a decisive move against French troops and part of the broader West African resistance to colonial influence.
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Guinean opposition leader arrested for criticizing junta
Guinean opposition leader Aliou Bah was arrested for allegedly “insulting” the head of the military junta, raising concerns about the junta’s increasing crackdown on dissent.
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EU wheat up on Algerian purchase, Russian prices
EU wheat prices rose slightly this week, supported by strong demand and Russian price dynamics, though challenges remain with export competition and Algeria’s limited tender.
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Eight Gabonese officers face jail over soldier’s torture death
Authorities in Gabon have detained eight officers accused of torturing a soldier to death, with the case of Johan Bounda generating widespread outrage and calls for justice.
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Mozambique election turmoil forces thousands to Malawi
Over 2,000 households have fled Mozambique’s violent post-election unrest to Malawi, with the number expected to rise as tensions and casualties continue to escalate.
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Angola’s president pardons jailed ex-leader’s son for fraud
Angolan President Joao Lourenco pardoned 50 prisoners, including the son of his predecessor, Jose Eduardo dos Santos, convicted of embezzlement and fraud.
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Faya-Largeau base transferred to Chad as France departs
Chad has taken control of the Faya-Largeau base as French troops begin their withdrawal from the country.
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Kenyan authorities denounce abductions of critics
The disappearances of several individuals critical of the Kenyan government have sparked widespread concern, with human rights groups accusing security forces of involvement.
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