Burundi Court affirms life sentence for former PM
Burundi’s Supreme Court upheld the life sentence of former Prime Minister Bunyoni on charges like using witchcraft and plotting a coup.
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President Ghazouani seeks second term in Mauritanian election
Nearly 2 million Mauritanians are voting in an election where President Ghazouani, facing accusations of corruption, seeks a second term against opponents including anti-slavery activist Dah Abeid.
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Bolivia’s president thwarts coup attempt, arrests army chief
Bolivia’s president thwarted a coup attempt by arresting the army chief who sent soldiers and tanks to surround government buildings.
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Tunisian soldier killed in border patrol shooting
The attack, which took place near Libya, raises concerns about security and leaves investigators searching for answers.
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IMF OKs $569M disbursement for Zambia, boosting its aid package
Zambia receives a much-needed boost as the IMF approves funding and increases its aid package to combat a devastating drought.
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US praises Kenya’s Ruto for reducing tax bill tensions
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken praised Kenyan President William Ruto for calming unrest and urged restraint and investigations into alleged abuses during protests.
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Guinea court sets July 31 verdict in ex-dictator massacre trial
Guinea’s court will announce its verdict on July 31 in the trial of ex-dictator Moussa Dadis Camara and others accused of a 2019 massacre involving murder, sexual violence, and other atrocities.
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Climate activists target China over East Africa oil pipeline
The project has drawn criticism for its impact on the environment and local communities.
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South Africa challenges EU citrus import rules at WTO
South Africa challenges the European Union’s citrus import regulations at the World Trade Organization.
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Congo rights group alarms over tenfold increase in torture cases
A human rights group in the Republic of Congo documented a dramatic increase in torture cases, urging the government to address the issue.
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