Nigeria, UAE resume travel after visa dispute
After a two-year pause, travel between Nigeria and the UAE is back on track.
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African banks face collapse risk from environmental damage
A stress test warns of potential collapse if borrowers in agriculture and mining suffer.
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Ennahda’s Bhiri moved to ICU following hunger strike protest
Following an 18-day hunger strike, Tunisia’s opposition leader Bhiri was hospitalized, reflecting the deepening political crisis and claims of human rights violations.
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England heartbroken again as Spain claim fourth Euros crown
A thrilling Euro 2024 final sees Spain defeat England 2-1. Oyarzabal’s late goal secures La Roja’s historic victory.
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Five dead in Mogadishu hit by car bomb
A car bomb blast ripped through a cafe in Mogadishu, Somalia, killing five people and injuring around 20 others who were watching the Euro 2024 final.
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42 killed in DR Congo as army battles militiamen
The cause of the violence remains unclear due to government restrictions on media access to the region.
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Kenya promises independent probes over female corpses
Outrage grips Kenya after the discovery of 8 mutilated women’s bodies in a Nairobi garbage site. Police launch a probe, aiming to conclude within 3 weeks.
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Zimbabwe begins hearings to address 1980s massacres
Zimbabwe’s President Mnangagwa has launched a reconciliation process for 1980s massacres, starting with survivor hearings.
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Rwanda concludes campaign period with elections
Rwandans will vote Monday in presidential and legislative elections after a three-week campaign, with the polls opening at 7 a.m.
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IMF cuts Botswana’s 2024 growth forecast sharply
Falling diamond sales widen the budget deficit, prompting the IMF to advise slowing infrastructure spending.
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