Egypt scrambles for fuel to end summer power cuts
Egypt plans to import $1.18 billion worth of fuel to address persistent power cuts caused by heatwaves and foreign currency shortages.
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Libya repatriates dozens of Nigerian migrants, plans more returns
A new report reveals a rise in migrant deaths on the Central Mediterranean route, with departures from Libya a major contributing factor.
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Congolese leader begins five-day visit to Russia for talks with Putin
Nguesso’s visit to Moscow includes scheduled discussions with Putin, reflecting the growing ties between Congo and Russia and aiming to explore potential collaborations.
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MONUSCO exits DRC’s Kivu, citing withdrawal despite challenges
The UN peacekeeping mission (MONUSCO) in DR Congo closed its main office in South Kivu as it continues to withdraw troops from the eastern part of the country at the government’s request.
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China hosts the second Horn of Africa peace conference
The Horn of Africa seeks stability through China’s development initiative as the conference explores China’s role in promoting regional security, development, and cooperation.
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Protesters set Kenya parliament on fire, dead bodies reported
Protesters in Nairobi stormed parliament, set it on fire, and clashed with police, resulting in injuries after a contentious tax bill was passed.
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South Sudan home to world’s largest land mammal migration
Millions of antelope surge across the South Sudanese plains, creating a spectacular migration.
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Egypt receives €1 billion boost from the European Union
Egypt and the EU are finalizing a €1 billion macro-financial assistance agreement, adding to a larger EU funding package and World Bank support for the country.
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Somalia blames Ethiopia for border violations, halts peace mission
Somalia accuses Ethiopia of unauthorized troop movements across their shared border, delaying a planned withdrawal of peacekeeping forces battling al Shabaab.
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Seventeen killed in South Sudan cattle raid revenge
A revenge attack sparked by a previous cattle raid killed 17 in South Sudan, forcing the evacuation of oil workers from the Toma South oil field.
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