South Africa challenges EU citrus import rules at WTO
South Africa challenges the European Union’s citrus import regulations at the World Trade Organization.
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Congo rights group alarms over tenfold increase in torture cases
A human rights group in the Republic of Congo documented a dramatic increase in torture cases, urging the government to address the issue.
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Malian Timbuktu police chief found guilty of war crimes by ICC
The ICC finds a Malian militant guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity for his role in enforcing Sharia law during the 2012 rebel takeover of Timbuktu.
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Ex-Guinea junta chief dies in detention after trial
Suspicious death of Guinea’s former military leader’s aide, rose questions about justice and political stability in the West African nation.
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South African soldiers killed and wounded in DRC mortar attack
The South African National Defence Force reported that two South African soldiers were killed and 20 others injured in a mortar attack on their base in eastern DRC.
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Myanmar junta face renewed attacks from ethnic armed groups
The Ta’ang National Liberation Army clashed with junta troops for a second day in northern Shan state, resulting in two civilian deaths.
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Mali junta slammed by HRW for arresting pro-democracy leaders
Mali’s fragile political situation takes a turn as the military rulers arrest activists calling for civilian rule.
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Niger mourns tens of soldiers killed in militant attack
Niger is in mourning after an attack by militants in the Tillaberi region killed 20 soldiers and one civilian.
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Morocco cuts interest rate as inflation falls
Morocco’s central bank reduced interest rates to counter falling inflation but predicts slightly lower economic growth due to a decrease in farming output.
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Uganda celebrates return of artifacts looted during colonial rule
In a historic event, President Museveni received Uganda’s cultural artifacts looted over a century ago from Cambridge University, emphasizing the country’s rich heritage.
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