Mass wildlife culling underway in Namibia to address drought
Namibia’s government has initiated a controversial wildlife cull to address the drought and food insecurity crisis.
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Nigeria, China sign nuclear energy deal
Nigeria and China agree to deepen ties in Belt and Road initiative and nuclear energy sector.
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Failed DR Congo jailbreak: 129 dead
An attempted jailbreak at Makala prison in DR Congo left 129 people dead, with reports of women being raped and many wounded.
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China’s influence in Angola grows with increased financing
Angola’s finance minister is calling for increased Chinese financing to support the country’s economic diversification and import of Chinese goods.
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Victims’ families accuse Burkina junta of neglect in deadly attack
A deadly massacre in Burkina Faso has sparked outrage against the ruling junta, with victims’ families accusing authorities of neglect and silence.
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Jacob Zuma’s daughter engages to king of Eswatini
At the Reed Dance ceremony in Eswatini, Nomceba Zuma confirmed her engagement to King Mswati, joining hundreds of young women in traditional dress for the annual celebration.
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Nigerian protesters charged with treason, plead not guilty
The Nigerian government’s crackdown on protests has raised concerns about the country’s commitment to democracy and human rights.
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UN climate change forum inaugurated by Tanzania’s VP
Tanzania’s vice-president Philip Mpango inaugurated a crucial UN-sanctioned forum in Arusha aimed at accelerating global climate action and improving funding strategies.
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Whistleblowers expose illegal Libyan military training in S Africa
Ninety-five Libyans were deported from South Africa after being caught training for a Libyan military commander at a secret camp.
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Nigeria’s fuel crisis worsens, burdening struggling citizens
Fuel shortages in Nigeria are exacerbating the cost-of-living crisis, as the state-run oil company struggles to meet demand due to financial constraints.
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