US to complete withdrawal from Niger’s air base 101 on Sunday
Niger’s ruling junta ordered the US to withdraw its nearly 1,000 military personnel from the country in April
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Over 136,000 flee fighting in Sudan’s Sennar State: UN
Aid agencies are warning of an impending famine, particularly in RSF-controlled areas across Sudan
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Kenya’s Ruto engages in historic X Spaces debate with protesters
The session, dubbed #EngageThePresident, aims to provide young people a direct line to the president
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Deadly attacks in Nigerian town highlight Boko Haram threat
While no group claimed responsibility, Gwoza residents and the military suspect Boko Haram
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4.5M internally displaced in Ethiopia by June: UN report
Displacement is primarily due to conflicts persisting in northern and central regions of the country, coupled with climatic conditions, says UNOCHA
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SADC concludes anti-terrorism mission in Northern Mozambique
Regional force played a major role in addressing the threat posed by terrorism in the region, says official
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Kenyans relieved after protests, government remains jittery
Sigh of relief seen in streets and main roads of Nairobi, where people flocked to main markets to purchase daily necessities
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Chad prepares for 1 million refugees by 2024 end
Recent weeks have witnessed a surge in arrivals following intensified conflict in El Fasher, North Darfur, and reports of atrocities in Al Jazirah State
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Nigeria’s gasoline debt surpasses $6B amid supplier backlash
President Bola Tinubu’s decision last year to terminate costly fuel subsidies led to a tripling of pump prices initially
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Namibia fossil reveals prehistoric ‘Swamp Thing’ with fangs
Named Gaiasia jennyae, this top predator from the Permian Period measured at least 8 feet (2.5 meters) long
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