Ruling party wins all in Burundi election
Burundi’s CNDD-FDD won every seat in a June 5 vote that observers and critics say was tainted by irregularities.
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Mali junta chief gets 5 more years amid tensions
A new bill passed in Mali extends the junta leader’s power by five years following political party bans and protests in the capital Bamako.
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UN launches rescue after 8 migrants die near Djibouti
UN teams search for 22 missing migrants after smugglers forced 150 into sea near Djibouti, leaving 8 dead and many rescued in desert.
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Ghana nurses extend strike as govt ignores demands
Nurses in Ghana continue their strike after failed negotiations with the government, leaving hospitals overwhelmed and patients without care.
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Prosecutors suspect foreign ties in Algerian self-immolation case
Algeria investigates a man’s self-immolation outside a ministry as part of a suspected foreign-linked criminal plot aiming to disrupt public order.
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Ramaphosa launches dialogue on South Africa’s key issues
President Ramaphosa begins a citizen-led dialogue to tackle inequality, unemployment, and failing public services in South Africa.
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Global plea after 10 migrants found in Marsa Matruh
The IOM has called for global action after 10 migrants were found dead near Egypt’s Marsa Matruh highlighting the risks of irregular migration.
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Pathologists reject suicide claim in Kenyan detainee’s death
Kenyan pathologists dismissed suicide claims in the death of Albert Ojwang, sparking protests and calls for accountability from police authorities.
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Zimbabwe moves to ban lithium concentrate exports starting 2027
The export of lithium concentrates from Zimbabwe will end in 2027 as part of a national push for domestic value addition.
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Export boom fuels Ethiopia’s optimism for next year’s economy
Ethiopia forecasts stronger economic growth and rising export earnings for the next fiscal year, while planning a slightly larger budget deficit amid ongoing debt talks.
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