Africa CDC and WHO launch joint mpox response plan
Africa CDC and WHO have launched a joint response plan to the mpox outbreak in Africa, with a budget of US$600 million.
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Ayachi Zammel rearrested shortly after release in Tunisia elections
Ayachi Zammel, one of Tunisia’s presidential candidates, faces a new arrest on ballot signature forgery charges shortly after his temporary release.
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Hundreds of thousands flee homes amidst West African floods
Severe flooding in West Africa has displaced nearly 950,000 people, disrupting children’s education and causing widespread damage to homes and infrastructure.
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Mozambique starts major mangrove restoration
The initiative aims to plant 200 million trees and restore the country’s degraded coastline.
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Rwandan court imposes 20-year sentence to man for genocide
A Rwandan court has sentenced a 75-year-old man to 20 years in prison for his involvement in the 1994 genocide.
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Cocoa traceability system in Ghana prepares for new EU law
Ghana’s cocoa farmers are benefiting from a new traceability system that helps ensure their products comply with the EU’s upcoming deforestation law.
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Egyptian military leader assesses Gaza border as tensions escalate
Egypt’s military leader, Ahmed Fathy Khalifa, inspected border security with Gaza as Netanyahu’s claims of weapons smuggling through Egypt.
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Turkey offers to facilitate peace talks in Sudan
Turkey has expressed its readiness to facilitate peace talks in Sudan and has provided humanitarian assistance to the country.
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Tunisian experts warn presidential election may lack legitimacy
Academics in Tunisia are urging the electoral commission to respect court decisions to avoid damaging the credibility of the presidential election.
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Junta faces international pressure on Guinea’s 3-year mark
Guinea’s opposition faced deadly violence as they protested against the military junta on the third anniversary of the coup.
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