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The attack occurred in deep waters outside the designated swimming zone near the resort’s northern jetties

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Chad’s elections, meant to restore democracy after military rule, faces opposition boycott and allegations of manipulation, impacting its transition to stability.

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The accusations have further strained diplomatic ties between the neighbors, already under pressure since Niger’s 2023 coup ousted former President Mohamed Bazoum

The operation, which took place late Wednesday, was aimed at hideouts near Gidan Bisa and Gidan Runtuwa, identified as hubs for the insurgent group

The UN has approved a new African Union force, AUSSOM, to replace ATMIS and combat Al-Shabaab in Somalia starting January.

Zambia reported its second mpox case in three months as WHO confirmed nearly 14,000 cases across 20 African countries.

Senegal’s prime minister revealed that all foreign military bases in the country will be closed, marking a decisive move against French troops and part of the broader West African resistance to colonial influence.

Guinean opposition leader Aliou Bah was arrested for allegedly “insulting” the head of the military junta, raising concerns about the junta’s increasing crackdown on dissent.

Thousands flee violence in Mozambique to Malawi, officials say

The unrest began two months ago after Mozambique’s electoral commission declared the ruling Frelimo party and its presidential candidate victorious

Monkeypox is a typically mild viral infection characterized by fever, headaches, and skin lesions

Authorities in Gabon have detained eight officers accused of torturing a soldier to death, with the case of Johan Bounda generating widespread outrage and calls for justice.

Over 2,000 households have fled Mozambique’s violent post-election unrest to Malawi, with the number expected to rise as tensions and casualties continue to escalate.

Angolan President Joao Lourenco pardoned 50 prisoners, including the son of his predecessor, Jose Eduardo dos Santos, convicted of embezzlement and fraud.

Chad has taken control of the Faya-Largeau base as French troops begin their withdrawal from the country.

The disappearances of several individuals critical of the Kenyan government have sparked widespread concern, with human rights groups accusing security forces of involvement.

The incident occurred in the villages of Gidan Sama and Rintuwa, located in the Surame local government area

Election protests and a prison break in Mozambique have led to 248 deaths, significant unrest, and widespread fear.

A Spanish NGO, Caminando Fronteras, reports that nearly 10,500 migrants died attempting to reach Spain in 2024, making it the deadliest year on record.

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The riot coincided with protests triggered by Mozambique’s Constitutional Council’s Monday ruling to uphold Frelimo’s election victory