Gabon seeks Ivory Coast’s help on AU sanctions
Gabon’s leader seeks Ivory Coast’s assistance to lift African Union sanctions following the coup.
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Malian opposition rejects junta’s political activity ban
Joint rejection of junta’s political ban in Mali prompts opposition to pledge legal challenge, as parties and civil society resist “dictatorial” decree.
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Kenya recalls children’s cough syrup over toxicity concerns
Kenya takes action, recalling Johnson & Johnson children’s cough syrup over safety fears, initiating investigations and advising caution.
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UNSC disagrees on Palestine’s full membership
Security Council fails to agree on Palestinians’ bid for full UN membership, prompting a formal vote, amidst ongoing divisions and US opposition.
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Chad faces humanitarian crisis as Sudanese seek aid
Humanitarian crisis looms in Chad as 3.4 million people require urgent aid following the influx of Sudanese refugees, warns a French NGO.
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Negligence in fatal California helicopter crash — Nigerian family
Lawsuit filed by family of Nigerian business leader killed in California helicopter crash blames treacherous weather and negligence.
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Oromo Liberation Front officer shot dead in Ethiopia
Ethiopia’s Oromo Liberation Front officer Bate Urgessa fatally shot in sensitive Oromia region, sparking outcry and demands for investigation.
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Voters lose faith in democracies, institutions — survey
Survey highlights crisis of faith in global democracies and institutions, emphasizing the need for improved governance and combating disinformation.
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Military junta in Mali halts political activities
Mali’s ruling military junta suspends all political activities citing public order concerns amidst calls for presidential elections and an end to military rule.
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Jacob Zuma to contest May elections in South Africa — court
South African court permits former president Jacob Zuma to participate in May’s general elections, overturning a previous electoral commission decision barring him due to a past conviction.
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