Nigerian village rejoices as kidnapped students return
The Nigerian army announced the successful rescue operation on Sunday
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1,000 people flee Sudan for South Sudan every day
The relentless influx, totaling over 600,000 since last April, is placing immense strain on a region already grappling with severe hunger
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HRW urges Somalia to reject lowering age of majority
The amendment seeks to distinguish between attaining maturity at 15 and assuming full legal responsibilities at 18.
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Ugandan president’s son vows anti-graft drive as military chief
Critics within Uganda’s opposition have alleged that Museveni is expediting his son’s military career to prepare him for a future political leadership role
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45 Easter pilgrims from Botswana killed in South Africa bus crash
Authorities are still conducting search operations at the site for any additional casualties, as stated in a police release
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Telescope captures image of Sagittarius A* black hole in Milky Way
Astronomers capture first visual of supermassive black hole in polarized light, Space.com announces
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Power outage plunges most of Ethiopia into darkness
Ethiopian Electric Power refrained from specifying the exact nature of these issues
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New Zealand’s indigenous king calls for personhood status for whales
Maori King Tuheitia Potatau Te Wherowhero VII says such a status would be ‘woven cloak of protection’ for big mammal
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Burkina Faso junta prolongs anti-radical emergency measures
Since 2015, the relentless jihadist violence has led to the displacement of over two million people
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Sudan’s Ramadan celebrations shadowed by year-long conflict
Over 8.5 million people have been displaced, and an alarming 18 million face severe food shortages, according to the UN
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