Congo transfers 170 death row convicts for execution
The Democratic Republic of Congo is preparing to execute over 170 people convicted of armed robbery.
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Sudanese refugees face hardship in Goz al-Haj camp
Footage highlights the harsh conditions faced by Sudanese civilians who have fled internal conflicts and are now residing in refugee camps, such as Goz al-Haj.
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Uganda to launch third oil exploration licensing round
Uganda’s Energy Minister announced plans for a new oil exploration licensing round and revealed the selection of a winner for a tender to redevelop the Kilembe copper mine.
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African leaders urge peace and unity in 2025
African leaders, including Kenyan President Ruto and South Sudanese President Kiir, have issued New Year messages emphasizing the importance of peace, unity, and cooperation.
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Islamic State claims Puntland attack, killing soldiers
The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for an attack on a military base in Somalia’s Puntland region, where suicide bombers targeted Puntland forces.
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13 Congolese soldiers sentenced to death for military crimes
A military tribunal in the Democratic Republic of Congo sentenced 13 soldiers to death on charges including murder, looting, and desertion.
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Somali forces repulse bombing in Puntland
Somali security forces successfully repelled a suicide attack by Islamic State militants on a military base in Puntland, northeastern Somalia.
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Zimbabwe president signs law abolishing capital punishment
Zimbabwe has abolished the death penalty, a significant step for the country that last carried out an execution nearly two decades ago.
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Oil production to resume in South Sudan after pipeline repairs
South Sudan plans to resume oil production after a key pipeline to the Red Sea was damaged by fighting in neighboring Sudan earlier this year.
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Nigeria’s Warri Refinery back online after decade of shutdowns
Nigeria’s Warri oil refinery has resumed some operations after nearly a decade of shutdowns, marking a significant step in the government’s efforts to revive the country’s moribund refining sector.
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