South Sudan floods displace 241,000 people
The UN has raised concerns about the impact on the already fragile humanitarian situation in the country.
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Africa CDC warns of rising mpox deaths
Mpox cases continue to increase in Africa, with Ghana and Zambia reporting new outbreaks.
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Cameroon bans media from discussing president Biya’s health
Amid growing rumors about President Paul Biya’s health, Cameroon’s government has prohibited media coverage.
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Horn of Africa leaders meet amid rising tensions
In a critical three-way summit, Egypt, Eritrea and Somalia leaders focus on stability and cooperation amidst rising tensions in the Horn of Africa region.
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Floods worsen in Chad as river levels surge
As floods continue to ravage Chad, the Logone river has surged to its highest level in decades, posing a serious threat to the capital, N’Djamena.
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Ivory Coast opposition claims illegal arrests by government
Gbagbo’s party in Ivory Coast accuses Ouattara’s government of illegal arrests, claiming political repression ahead of the 2025 election.
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Egypt helps Burhan’s army with airstrikes: Sudan’s RSF chief
The RSF leader Dagalo in Sudan has warned that the conflict will continue for years and accused Egypt of supporting Burhan’s army.
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Protests force Ghana to address illegal mining crisis
Ghana’s government has intensified its efforts to combat illegal mining, known as “galamsey,” which poses a serious threat to the country’s environment.
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UN votes to continue Sudan probe as humanitarian crisis worsens
UN Human Rights Council votes to extend investigation into Sudan’s rights abuses amid strong objections from Khartoum and its allies.
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West to cushion impact of coal phase-out in South Africa
European nations are trying to persuade South African coal workers that switching to renewable energy won’t lead to job losses, but the workers remain skeptical.
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