Eritrea accuses Ethiopia of fueling tensions
Eritrea has accused Ethiopia of waging a malicious campaign of derogatory statements, intensifying tensions between the two countries.
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Ethiopia and Russia deepen nuclear cooperation
Ethiopia and Russia have signed a three-year roadmap to expand their cooperation in nuclear technology.
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Nigeria to prohibit fuel trucks over deadly explosions, accidents
Nigeria will ban large fuel trucks starting March 1 after deadly explosions and accidents involving fuel tankers killed hundreds in recent months.
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Experts warn of worsening rights abuses in South Sudan
UN human rights experts have called for accountability for widespread human rights violations in South Sudan, citing “entrenched impunity,” a lack of basic services, and the impact of conflict on vulnerable populations.
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South Africa calls on G20 to back diplomacy in conflict resolution
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa urged G20 leaders to advocate for diplomatic solutions to global conflicts, called for UN Security Council reforms.
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WHO calls for $262.3M in health aid for Sudan’s growing crisis
The health needs of Sudanese people remain immense after two years of conflict.
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Uganda to host deported asylum seekers from the Netherlands
The Dutch government is proceeding with a controversial plan to deport failed asylum seekers to Uganda if they cannot return to their home countries.
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Political divisions threaten Libya’s stability, UN official says
A senior UN official has warned that Libya’s fragile stability is increasingly at risk due to deep political divisions, economic mismanagement, and human rights violations.
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Souleymane Cisse African cinema pioneer dies at 84 in Mali
Malian filmmaker Souleymane Cisse, a Cannes-winning pioneer of African cinema, passed away at 84, leaving behind a legacy of storytelling, political engagement, and advocacy for African film.
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Guinea-Bissau arrests lawmaker over alleged coup ritual sacrifice
Authorities arrested an opposition lawmaker in Guinea-Bissau over a suspected coup ritual.
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