Netanyahu: With US help, Israel can ‘finish the job’ against Iran

Speaking after their meeting, Netanyahu called Iran the “greatest threat” to regional stability

Togo holds first Senate elections despite opposition boycott

Despite a historic shift to a bicameral system, Togo’s first Senate elections faced a major opposition boycott, with critics alleging the process was neither fair nor democratic.

African leaders choose Djibouti’s foreign minister to lead AU

Djibouti’s foreign minister, Mahmoud Ali Youssouf, has been elected as the new head of the African Union Commission, defeating candidates from Kenya and Madagascar.

Ghana intensifies efforts to combat pangolin poaching

Ghana is intensifying efforts to protect endangered pangolins from poaching, focusing on increased patrols, community engagement, and awareness initiatives.

Palestinian groups release 3 Israeli captives in Gaza swap

Al-Qassam Brigades, Saraya Al-Quds hand over Alexander (Sasha) Turbanov, Sagui Dekel-Chen, and Yair Horn to Red Cross

Uganda military chief warns of attack on Congo’s Bunia town

Ugandan military chief Muhoozi Kainerugaba has threatened to attack the eastern Congo town of Bunia unless all armed groups surrender within 24 hours, escalating regional tensions.

African Union leaders gather for summit in Ethiopia

2-day summit to see African leaders deliberate on state of peace and security, African Continental Free Trade Area, and institutional reforms to bloc, among other strategic matters

Independent report reveals 140 dead in Guinea stadium stampede

An independent report has revealed that 140 people died in a deadly stampede at a football stadium in Guinea in December 2024, with 11 people still missing.

Nigeria blasts Canada over visa denial for military officials

Nigeria has criticized Canada for denying visas to top military officials, including the Chief of Defence Staff, calling the decision disrespectful.

‘Escobar of the Sahara’ trial: Morocco questions five suspects

The case involves prominent figures, including a former head of a major football club, and has sent shockwaves through the country.  

UAE urges Sudan’s rivals to halt fighting for humanitarian relief

The UAE has pledged $200 million in new aid to Sudan while urging a Ramadan ceasefire, as global agencies warn of famine and independent reports estimate the death toll may be over 130,000.

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