ICC pushes for trial of Ugandan warlord Kony
In a significant move, ICC boosts efforts to revive the case against fugitive warlord Kony, underscoring commitment to justice.
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South Africa’s central bank maintains ‘hawkish’ stance on ra...
South African Reserve Bank holds lending rate at 8.25% for the third consecutive meeting, aligning with economist forecasts. Governor Kganyago cites logistic bottlenecks in ports and rail as major growth constraints, emphasizing a cautious economic approach.
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Nigerian army kills 99 terrorists in north, rescues 139 hostages
Defense ministry said 99 terrorists were killed, dozens were wounded and fled, and 198 were captured.
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Scandal hits Madagascar election: President accused of voter bribery
Madagascar’s President Rajoelina likely to win controversial reelection amid opposition boycotts and financial inducement claims. National electoral commission reports 59.7% support, potentially avoiding a runoff for his third term.
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Sudan’s civil war: Experts warn of ‘Libya scenario’
Sudan’s fragile political landscape and ongoing conflicts raise concerns of a potential disintegration similar to Libya’s post-Gaddafi turmoil. Experts urge for immediate intervention to avert further instability and chaos.
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Cholera surges in Zimbabwe, fears of dozens killed
A cholera outbreak in Zimbabwe has raised concerns about the potential for widespread fatalities. Zimbabwean authorities are working to contain the outbreak and provide treatment to those affected.
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African Union calls for ‘stronger efforts’ to end Israel’s Gaza war
African Union criticizes Israel’s Gaza attacks, urging diplomatic resolution to Israel-Palestine conflict. Chair Azali Assoumani condemns disproportionate responses, emphasizing the impact on children and the risk of fostering extremism.
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Durban: Months needed to clear S Africa’s chaotic port backlog
Transnet expects to clear the backlog of 63 ships at the Port of Durban in 7 to 15 weeks. The delay is causing concern among importers, who fear they will miss the crucial Christmas shopping season.
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Germany pledges $4.3 billion ‘green’ investment in Africa
The German government has pledged to invest 4 billion euros ($4.37 billion) in African green energy projects until 2030.
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Zambia’s debt restructuring bid stalled over more relief demands
Zambia’s efforts to restructure its debt have been dealt a major blow as official creditors have rejected a revised deal to rework $3 billion of Eurobonds. The country’s official creditor committee (OCC), which includes China, Japan, and the Paris Club of creditor nations, said that the deal did not offer comparable relief to both commercial and official creditors.
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