Somali president travels to Turkey for third tound of Ethiopia talks
Ethiopian officials and Turkey’s foreign ministry have not commented on the meeting
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France starts military withdrawal from Chad
The French withdrawal’s terms are yet to be finalised, including whether any troops will remain in Chad
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Sudan launches currency exchange amid deepening economic crisis
Inflation has skyrocketed from 450% in April to 650% by September, sharply increasing the cost of living
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SAF airstrikes kill dozens of civilians in Darfur
In Kabkabiya, North Darfur, fighter jets dropped multiple bombs on a bustling market, killing over 30 people and injuring at least 50 others
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Gunmen abduct over 50 women and children in Nigeria’s Zamfara State
The raid occurred Sunday afternoon, with attackers wielding assault rifles and moving door to door to seize their victims, witnesses said
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Kenyan police teargas protesters opposing femicide
Around 300 women gathered in the city center, blowing whistles and chanting “Stop killing women!” as they marched
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US and UK target illicit gold trade with new sanctions
The United States and the United Kingdom announced fresh sanctions on Monday aimed at disrupting the illicit gold trade, which the UK claims is financing Russian President Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine and contributing to global corruption. The UK government froze the assets of four individuals allegedly involved in gold smuggling, including one individual accused
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UN report: 75% of Earth’s land facing permanent drying
The report reveals that from 1970 to 2020, over 75% of the world’s land has faced drier conditions compared to the previous three decades
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RSF says they have liberated Blue Nile State’s Bot
The offensive reportedly forced SAF units into a hasty retreat, with substantial losses in personnel and military assets
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RSF claims key victory over SAF, Islamists in Gezira State
The situation in Sudan remains fluid, with ongoing conflict between the RSF and SAF continuing to devastate the nation
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