Sudanese government suspends foreign news channels
Tensions rise in Sudan as the government blocks major news outlets like Al Arabiya and Al Hadath.
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Arab League to discuss Israel’s ‘crimes of genocide’ in Gaza
The Arab League announces an emergency meeting to address the Gaza humanitarian crisis and alleged “crimes of genocide and starvation” by Israel.
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Nigeria to cut electricity subsidy for wealthier consumers
Nigeria’s economic reforms continue with a planned reduction in electricity subsidies.
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Uganda court to decide fate of Anti-Homosexuality Act
A landmark ruling is on the horizon in Uganda as the court prepares to announce its verdict on the Anti-Homosexuality Act.
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Africa’s biggest refinery starts pumping fuel in Nigeria
Nigeria’s dream of energy independence inches closer to reality with Dangote’s massive oil refinery starting fuel deliveries.
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Senegal’s youngest leader Faye swears in
Senegal’s former opposition leader Bassirou Diomaye Faye, jailed just weeks before the election, is sworn in as the country’s youngest president.
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Gold breaks records despite conflicting market forces
The gold market is experiencing an unprecedented surge, breaking records for a third consecutive day.
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Kenyan doctors strike enters third week, talks remain stalled
Kenyan doctors on strike since March 15 demand better pay, hiring of trainee doctors, and improved working conditions.
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Guinea opposition demands civilian rule by year-end
Tensions rise in Guinea as the opposition condemns the military’s decision to postpone elections.
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Botswana threatens to relocate elephants to Germany
Botswana’s president threatens to send 20,000 elephants to Germany in a dispute over Germany’s potential stricter regulations on hunting trophy imports.
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