Early harmattan threatens Ivory Coast cocoa
Early arrival of the Harmattan winds in Ivory Coast could negatively impact the cocoa crop, potentially leading to a shortage of beans in February.
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Resolute mining pays $160m to Mali junta, frees execs
The Malian junta has been accused of using detentions and financial pressure to extort money from foreign mining companies, including Resolute Mining.
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Six dead in Angola boat disaster
At least six people, including two children, have died in a boat accident off the coast of Luanda, Angola, with several others missing.
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Lebanon peace deal hinges on three Israeli conditions
Netanyahu outlines three conditions for a settlement with Hezbollah, emphasizing border security, cutting supply lines, and Israel’s military freedom in southern Lebanon.
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Global alliance aims to end hunger, poverty at G20 summit
Brazil, hosting the G20 summit, launched a global alliance to combat hunger and poverty, with 81 countries signing on, aiming to reduce world hunger by 2030.
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Uganda’s NGO count drops under stricter rules
Uganda has witnessed a dramatic decrease in the number of registered NGOs due to stricter government regulations and increased scrutiny, particularly affecting foreign-funded organizations.
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Tuti’s ordeal: Sudanese flee war-torn island
The ongoing conflict in Sudan has left countless civilians vulnerable, with Tuti Island serving as a stark example of the human cost of war.
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Tanzania struggles to rescue survivors after collapse
Rescue teams are working tirelessly to save the survivors, while concerns about unregulated construction in the city grow.
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RSF rejects UAE help claims, blames others for Sudan’s tragedy
Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have denied responsibility for widespread human rights abuses and rejected claims of receiving support from the United Arab Emirates.
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Climate change and overfishing threaten African penguins
Conservation efforts are underway, but more urgent action is needed to save this iconic species.
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