EU braces for potential surge in migration after Niger coup
EU rushes to implement a new migration pact, but its ability to address the situation remains uncertain.
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Journo jailed for insulting Moroccan King, criticizing Israel ties
Moroccan activist receives a five-year sentence for criticizing the king and Israel’s normalization.
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Brutalism meets beauty as Ghanaian artist transforms London
Unveiled at London’s Barbican, “Purple Hibiscus” is a vibrant fabric artwork by Ghanaian artist Ibrahim Mahama.
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UK’s Sunak, Rwanda’s Kagame insist on migrant transfer
Despite controversy, UK’s Sunak and Rwanda’s Kagame remain determined to proceed with the deportation of undocumented migrants to Rwanda.
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Sudan on brink of catastrophe, MSF warns of inadequate response
MSF warns of a catastrophic humanitarian situation in Sudan due to a war-torn healthcare system, blockaded aid, and soaring malnutrition rates, urging the international community to take immediate action.
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French NGO seeks probe on Rwanda genocide
30 years after the Rwandan genocide, a French NGO seeks answers about the deaths of two military officers.
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Devastating storms batter Western Cape, South Africa
A deadly storm with strong winds and heavy rain has battered South Africa’s Western Cape province, causing widespread damage and power outages.
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South African judges to rule on Zuma’s ballot eligibility
South African judges will decide whether former president Jacob Zuma can appear on the ballot in May elections, as he appeals a decision to bar him due to a 2021 conviction.
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Norway officers carry guns for Eid in wake of threats
Citing threats against mosques, Norway implements a national policy arming on-duty police officers to ensure security during the upcoming Eid al-Fitr celebrations.
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Colombia deforestation up despite 2023 decline
While 2023 saw a decline, early 2024 data reveals a concerning rise. El Niño, conflict, and threats to activists pose challenges.
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