Chad arrests 80 people on suspected insurrection charges
‘M3M movement’ attempted to carry out insurrectional actions on Jan.13, says official.
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Burkina Faso military foils alleged coup attempt
Network of ‘military personnel, some retired, some active and civilians conspired’ to destabilize institutions of Burkina Faso, says government spokesperson
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Internet shutdown in Comoros amid election protests
The capital’s streets are barricaded, with an undisclosed number of protesters detained. A nightly curfew aims to quell escalating unrest
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Nigeria’s former central bank chief faces $6.2 million fraud charges
The charges include allegations that Emefiele misrepresented the secretary to the government of the federation to secure funds for foreign election observer missions
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Explosive-laden donkey cart claims life of Kenyan police officer, injures 2
Police say remote explosive detonation system was tied to donkey cart undergoing routine luggage checks at border
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IGAD summit begins in Uganda with notable absence of key participants
IGAD leaders seek to contain tensions between Ethiopia and Somalia, breathe new life into face-to-face meetings between leaders of Sudan’s warring factions
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Attacks claim nine lives in central Nigeria amid lingering unrest
The incidents occurred in the Bokkos district of Plateau State over Tuesday and Wednesday
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Kenya cult leader faces terrorism charges
Appearing in a magistrates’ court in the coastal city of Mombasa, all the defendants vehemently denied the charges
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Guinea issues stern warning against planned press freedom protest
Authorities have imposed limitations on non-official media, with social networks and private radio stations disconnected, news websites interrupted or suspended, and journalists facing assault or arrest
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RSF leader Dagalo meets UN and EU envoys on Sudan conflict
RSF leader Dagalo meets EU and UN envoys after his whirlwind regional tour across Africa
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