South African potato prices soar due to frost damage
A frost in Limpopo, South Africa, has damaged potato crops, leading to a 15% increase in potato prices nationwide.
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Grand Ethiopian renaissance dam expands power generation
Ethiopia’s Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) has doubled its electricity production after two more turbines started operating.
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Cholera peaks as floods, war hit hard Sudan
Sudan is grappling with a severe cholera outbreak and widespread flooding, fueled by ongoing conflict.
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South Africa’s graft probe reveals $7 billion in losses
The losses amount to billions of dollars and have had devastating consequences for the country’s economy.
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Senegal halts mining near Mali border to protect river
The Faleme River, a vital source of water for thousands in Senegal, is facing significant pollution from gold mining.
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Rising food prices push millions into hunger in Nigeria
Over 31.8 million Nigerians are facing acute food insecurity due to security challenges and the removal of fuel subsidies, according to a recent study.
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US pushes for humanitarian code in Sudan war
The United States is urging Sudan’s warring parties to adopt a code of conduct to reduce violence and protect civilians amid the ongoing conflict.
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Prosecutors seek death penalty for 50 in DRC coup attempt
In a high-profile trial in the Democratic Republic of Congo, prosecutors have called for the death penalty for 50 defendants, including three Americans, accused of participating in a failed coup attempt in May.
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Athletes with disabilities shine in French capital
The games are taking place in iconic Parisian venues, with many of the same locations used for the recent Olympics.
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Kenya’s Odinga bids to lead AU with people-centered vision
Former Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga has announced his candidacy for the African Union chairmanship, aiming to make the AU more people-centered and impactful for ordinary Africans.
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