UN official calls for urgent action in war-torn Sudan
The UN humanitarian chief has called for urgent international action to address the worsening humanitarian crisis in Sudan.
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Itula calls Namibia vote results illegitimate
Namibia’s opposition leader Panduleni Itula refuses to recognize the election results, citing chaos and allegations of foul play during an extended voting period.
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DR Congo conflict looms as East African leaders meet
Despite the urgent need for a resolution, the absence of Congolese President Tshisekedi and the early departure of Rwandan President Kagame raised concerns about the effectiveness of the summit.
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Record-breaking Black Friday online spending: $10.8 Billion
US shoppers spent a record $10.8 billion online on Black Friday, marking a 10.2% increase from the previous year.
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Anti-Assad Syrian fighters capture Aleppo in significant advance
Syrian rebels have made significant gains in their offensive, capturing Aleppo International Airport and key towns in Idlib and Hama provinces.
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Kenya and Uganda to mediate Ethiopia-Somalia dispute
Ethiopia’s plan to build a port in Somaliland has sparked a dispute with Somalia, leading to increased tensions in the Horn of Africa.
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NATO guarantees could stop war’s hot stage, says Zelensky
Zelensky calls for NATO protection over Ukraine’s territories controlled by Kyiv to stop Russia’s escalation and avoid further conflict, offering hope for diplomatic peace efforts.
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Namibia votes on despite tech issues, long delays
Voting in Namibia continues following election day chaos marked by logistical issues, long queues, and claims of irregularities amid rising tensions.
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Israeli army accused of 14 cease-fire breaches in Lebanon
Lebanon reported 14 new Israeli cease-fire violations Friday, raising the total to 32 breaches since Wednesday, including shelling and incursions into southern towns.
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Lightning strikes kill four students in Malawi
Two other students were seriously injured.
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