M23 rebels withdrew from Walikale to support peace efforts and dialogue, following a ceasefire declared in February to resolve the conflict in eastern Congo.
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Egypt urged Israel’s withdrawal from Lebanon and a ceasefire in Gaza, as tensions escalated and regional conflicts threatened stability.
Egypt warns of rising tensions in Lebanon and Gaza Read More »
Despite constant danger, Sudanese women doctors and nurses in Khartoum continue to fight to provide care and safe births amid ongoing conflict.
Women medics in Khartoum fight to save lives amid chaos Read More »
Congo may extend its cobalt export ban beyond four months as officials assess its impact on global prices and market stability.
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A funding crisis threatens child malnutrition aid in Ethiopia and Nigeria, with 74,500 children losing access to life-saving food if funds are not secured.
UNICEF warns child malnutrition aid in Ethiopia, Nigeria may stop Read More »
Tunisian President Saied has dismissed Prime Minister Kamel Madouri and replaced him with Sarra Zaafrani Zenzri, a former public works minister.
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Ethiopia’s army reported killing over 300 Fano fighters in two days of clashes in Amhara, raising fears of a wider conflict in the region.
Ethiopia reports killing 300 Fano militiamen in fierce clashes Read More »
Ethiopia reached an $8.4 billion debt restructuring agreement under the G20 framework, easing financial pressure as it works toward economic recovery.
Ethiopia reaches agreement to restructure $8.4 billion in debt Read More »
Kanu pleaded not guilty to terrorism charges as his Nigerian trial continued under a fourth judge, with new dates set for hearings in April and May.
Kanu pleads not guilty as Nigeria assigns fourth judge to trial Read More »
Indigenous Maasai pastoralists in northern Tanzania are raising alarm over carbon credit initiatives, fearing they could lead to a new wave of land dispossession. The Maasai International Solidarity Alliance (MISA) claims these projects are forcing the community off ancestral lands through complex financial contracts. In Longido, 68-year-old Lepilal Ole Saitoti reflects on the changes around
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