Hungary sends troops to Chad, bucking Western trend
Orban’s Africa ambitions take center stage as Hungary plans to send troops to Chad, a country grappling with terrorism and migration.
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Forensic experts begin to identify bodies of Kenya fire victims
DNA testing is underway to identify the victims, and the nation mourns the tragic loss.
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US condemns Tanzanian opposition figure killing, demands justice
A Tanzanian opposition figure was killed after being abducted by suspected security agents, sparking concerns about a return to political repression in the country.
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Nigeria’s government crackdown on labor union leader
Nigeria’s state security service arrested the president of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) on Monday. Joe Ajero, the head of the country’s largest labour federation, was detained on undisclosed charges, the NLC reported. The arrest comes after Ajero criticised the government’s decision to increase gasoline prices by 39%. He had threatened to call a nationwide
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Somali govt and partners unite against climate threats
As climate change intensifies, Somalia’s security is increasingly threatened. A conference in Mogadishu brought together government officials and international representatives.
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Ethiopia’s Abiy warns of retaliation amid regional tensions
As disputes with Somalia over Somaliland and tensions with Egypt over water resources deepen, Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed vows that Ethiopia will humiliate any country that poses a threat to its sovereignty.
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Sudan’s flood, cholera crises worsen as death hits 390
The death toll continues to rise, and urgent relief efforts are needed to assist the affected population.
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Tebboune poısed to win despite low voter turnout in Algeria election
Algeria’s voter participation rate falls below half in presidential poll as Tebboune remains the favorite to secure another term.
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Zambian battalion completes year-long CAR peacekeeping mission
178 Zambian troops have safely returned home after a year-long deployment in the Central African Republic.
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Tanker truck crash kills 13, injures 44 in Ivory Coast
The collision between a bus and a tanker truck has highlighted the need for improved road conditions and safety measures.
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