Uganda Landslide: 113 missing, 15 dead
Flooding from overflowing rivers has compounded the crisis, destroying schools, churches, and bridges, cutting off entire communities
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RSF condemns SAF airstrikes on Kab al-Jiddad market, calls for justice
The attack, carried out by General al-Burhan’s forces (SAF), reportedly left over 20 civilians dead, including women and children
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Burkina Faso summons newspaper chief over Mali article
The High Council for Communication (CSC) accuses the newspaper of publishing an article that allegedly violated journalistic ethics, professional conduct, and the law
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Interpol arrests 1,000+ cybercriminals in Africa over two months
In total, the operation identified 35,000 victims globally, with financial damages amounting to nearly $193 million
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South Sudan’s president urges focus on 2026 elections at Juba Forum
In his speech, President Kiir highlighted the significance of concluding the Tumaini peace negotiations
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Australia’s senate considers social media ban for children under 16
Despite the controversy, the bill is expected to pass in the Senate
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Haiti: 21,000+ children displaced in two weeks of gang violence
Many families now seek shelter in overcrowded schools or with host families, often without adequate access to food, clean water, or healthcare
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Hackers steal $17M from Uganda’s Central Bank
Offshore hackers, identified as “Waste,” stole 62 billion Ugandan shillings ($16.8 million) from the Bank of Uganda
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Namibia awaits results of closely contested elections
The ruling SWAPO party, in power since independence in 1990, faces strong challenges from a youthful electorate demanding change
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IMF, Ethiopia agree on second review of $3.4B programme
Ethiopia secured the programme in July after floating its birr currency, a key IMF recommendation
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