UK pledges more aid to Sudan’s war victims
The UK has doubled its aid package to Sudan, allocating £113 million to support over a million people affected by the ongoing war.
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South Africa condemns Israeli strike near its embassy in Syria
South Africa condemned Israel’s ongoing attacks on Syria, calling on the UN to hold Israel accountable for violating international law and undermining regional peace.
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Nigeria and India forge deeper economic, security partnership
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Nigeria to strengthen bilateral ties, focusing on maritime security, counter-terrorism, and economic cooperation.
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Tunisia cracks down on migrant activism, arrests key figure
A leading Tunisian advocate for migrants, Abdallah Said, has been detained and is facing a terrorism probe.
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US moves to turn Kenya-led Haiti force into UN mission
The US is lobbying for a UN peacekeeping mission in Haiti to address escalating gang violence and political instability.
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ADF rebels kill 13, kidnap more in eastern DR Congo
Extremist rebels linked to the Islamic State group killed at least 13 people and kidnapped others in eastern Congo.
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Kenya’s climate champion calls for urgent global action
As the COP29 climate summit continues, a Kenyan climate scientist pleads for global solidarity to address the climate crisis.
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Gabon votes on new constitution, aims for historic shift
Gabon held a referendum on a new constitution hailed by the junta as a turning point to end dynastic rule and promise democratic reforms.
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Climate crisis disrupts African education
Heatwaves and floods have made it increasingly difficult for children in East Africa to attend school, highlighting the urgent need for climate adaptation measures.
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Senegal politicians end tense campaign ahead of vote
Senegal is heading into crucial legislative elections after a tense campaign, with President Faye’s party hoping to gain a majority and carry out key reforms.
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