Russia delivers grain to Zimbabwe amid isolation
First batch of Putin’s free wheat arrives in Zimbabwe, raising questions about sanctions and diplomacy.
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UAE pumps $35 billion into Egypt, fueling economic, tourism
A $35 billion investment from the UAE promises to revitalize Egypt’s economy, with a focus on tourism, infrastructure, and debt relief.
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Senegalese pilot in manslaughter conviction for Channel crossing
A Senegalese man piloting an overloaded boat in the Channel is sentenced to 9.5 years in jail for the manslaughter of four migrants who died during the crossing.
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Senegal candidates, groups reject President’s dialogue offer
President Sall’s attempt to set a new election date through talks faces opposition from candidates and civil society in Senegal.
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RSF vows swift action on civilian violation reports in Gezira state
Responding to reports of civilian rights violations in Gezira State, Sudan’s RSF vows swift action, activates a committee to investigate complaints, and assures commitment to justice and citizen safety.
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Algeria still silencing Hirak protesters, says Amnesty
Facing continued protests for sweeping reforms, Algerian authorities intensified crackdowns on free speech and assembly, five years after the Hirak movement began.
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Senegal’s Sall ends term on April 2, election date uncertain
President Sall’s announcement of an April 2 exit follows the contentious delay of the presidential election, escalating political turmoil.
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Lagos eases soaring costs after protests in Nigeria
Nigeria’s Lagos state governor unveils measures like a 3-day work week and transport discounts to combat soaring inflation after protests erupt due to economic crisis.
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Witchcraft blamed in Guinea-Bissau as 8 women die
Guinea-Bissau vows to end deadly witchcraft practices after eight women are poisoned and killed in the north.
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Former Zambia leader faces lawsuit over unsettled campaign debt
Former Zambian President Edgar Lungu is sued for a $14,000 debt by Happy Mwangata, who claims unpaid campaign materials.
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