EU offers aid to Morocco amid diplomatic tensions
The European Union has offered Morocco €200 million in additional aid for earthquake reconstruction, bringing the total to €1 billion.
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Death toll hits 25 after boats capsize near Madagascar
At least 25 Somali migrants have perished after two boats carrying them capsized in the Indian Ocean near the island of Nosy Be, off northern Madagascar.
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Fuel crisis sparks protests in Malawi
Malawi police used tear gas to disperse a protest against the ongoing fuel shortage, which has led to widespread disruptions and public anger.
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Ugandan opposition leader abducted, faces military trial
His wife, Winnie Byanyima, has expressed concerns about the fairness of the trial and has called on international pressure to secure his release.
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Boat capsizes in Egypt’s Red Sea, casualties feared
A tourist boat capsized in the Red Sea, leaving 17 people missing and 28 rescued.
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Children die in Mozambique protests amid political unrest
Mozambique has been rocked by post-election violence, with security forces accused of killing at least 10 children and injuring dozens more, HRW report shows.
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Power system failure leaves Zambia in the dark
Zambia experienced a nationwide power outage on Sunday due to a power system disturbance, and the state utility Zesco is working to restore power.
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Israeli army kills over 1,000 doctors and nurses in Gaza attacks
Israel has killed over 1,000 medics in Gaza while systematically targeting hospitals to undermine the healthcare system.
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COP29 ends with division on climate finance and global justice
The Cop29 climate finance deal, criticized as insufficient and unjust, pledged $300bn annually to poorer nations, far short of the $1.3tn requested.
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South African writer Breyten Breytenbach dies at 85 in Paris
Renowned poet and artist Breyten Breytenbach passed away at 85; his life was marked by anti-apartheid activism, imprisonment, and global recognition.
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