Guinea opens appeal for former Defence Minister Mohamed Diane
Guinea starts appeal process for ex-defence minister Mohamed Diane sentenced for embezzlement and corruption.
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DRC’s conflict denies education to 375,000 children
Around 375,000 children in North Kivu, DRC, are missing education due to ongoing conflict, with many at risk of violence and recruitment by armed groups, according to Save the Children.
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Algeria and Tunisia strengthen border cooperation on smuggling
he prime ministers of Algeria and Tunisia held a phone call to discuss strengthening border cooperation to combat smuggling.
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South Africa makes AI for sustainable development a G20 priority
President Ramaphosa announces AI as a key focus of South Africa’s G20 leadership, highlighting AI skilling, cybersecurity, and Microsoft’s investment in training 1 million South Africans in AI.
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New Ebola cluster emerges in Uganda, Africa CDC reports
A new cluster of Ebola cases has been detected in Uganda, prompting the Africa CDC to intensify monitoring and contact-tracing efforts.
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US praises Egypt’s Gaza plan as ‘good-faith’ first step
The US envoy praised Egypt’s Gaza plan as a step forward but did not commit to its details, while Trump’s latest statement on social media warned Gaza of deadly consequences if Hamas does not comply with demands.
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ERG halts cobalt deliveries from Congo due to export ban
It is impacting the global cobalt market, as ERG is a major producer and lacks stockpiles outside the DRC.
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Thousands of Nigerian women protest against herdsmen violence
As attacks by armed herdsmen persist, women from seven communities in Enugu organized days of protest, urging authorities to address the crisis that has left many displaced and in fear.
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Publicly stunt: UAE refutes Burhan-led govt’s genocide case at ICJ
The UAE has dismissed Sudan genocide-complicity case at the International Court of Justice, labeling it a “cynical publicity stunt” and seeking its dismissal.
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Armyworms threaten Zimbabwe’s crops following drought
After a devastating drought, Zimbabwean farmers face further challenges from a fall armyworm infestation that threatens maize crops and livelihoods.
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