Uganda suspends Germany ties over subversion claims
Ugandan military cut ties with Germany citing credible intelligence against Ambassador Mathias Schauer.
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Officials report Ethiopia’s first mpox cases in Moyale
The Ethiopian Ministry of Health reports initial mpox cases in Moyale, likely caused by cross-border travel from neighboring countries.
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China and Indonesia boost trade with local currency settlement
China and Indonesia signed an updated MoU to expand the use of local currencies in trade and financial transactions, aiming to strengthen bilateral economic ties.
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Zambia calls for Pan-Africanism and reform
President Hichilema calls for economic reform and honours Africa’s founding leaders today.
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Israel strikes leave Gaza hospitals in ruins amid health crisis
The World Health Organization says nearly all Gaza hospitals have been damaged or destroyed following intensified Israeli military operations.
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Armed gangs kill dozens in Nigeria north east
Nearly 30 villagers were killed during midnight assaults by armed gangs in northeast Nigeria’s Taraba state, sparking outrage and condemnation.
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Oil leak forces shutdown of major Libya pipeline near Zawiya
Libya halted oil flow from Hamada fields after a pipeline leak near Zawiya and launched cleanup and investigation efforts to limit environmental damage.
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AU demands ceasefire to end Libya’s violence
The African Union urged a permanent ceasefire and reconciliation after deadly clashes in Libya’s capital involving rival armed groups.
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Mpox cases rise sharply across Sierra Leone with fourteen deaths
Sierra Leone has recorded over 3,000 mpox cases and 14 deaths this year with the disease spreading across all regions.
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Ex-leader Kabila calls DR Congo a rising dictatorship
Former DR Congo president Kabila calls Tshisekedi’s leadership a dictatorship and vows to return to the conflict-ridden east amid political tension.
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