Militants target Burkina Faso mosque, killing many
Burkina Faso witnesses deadly attacks on a mosque and a church, sparking questions about religious targeting and security.
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Niger stalls border reopening despite lifting of sanctions
Niger delays reopening its border with Benin after ECOWAS lifts coup-related sanctions, raising questions about dialogue and regional stability.
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Libya raises oil facility guards’ pay to avert oil shutdown
Negotiations prevent oil shutdown in Libya as PFG salaries increase.
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Ukraine confirms 31,000 soldier deaths in war with Russia
Ukraine confirms 31,000 soldier deaths, refuting inflated Russian reports. Zelenskyy acknowledges civilian casualties but lacks concrete figures.
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Giant Algerian mosque opens after years of controversy
Built by a Chinese firm, Algeria’s “Great Mosque of Algiers” is the world’s third largest and features the tallest minaret. It aims to promote moderate Islam and opens before Ramadan, sparking debate about its cost, delays, and legacy.
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West Africa bloc adjusts strategy, eases pressure on Guinea, Mali
West Africa’s ECOWAS lifted some sanctions on Guinea and Mali, signaling a shift in their approach to engage with military-ruled states and renewing dialogue after the three countries considered leaving the bloc.
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Church attack in Burkina Faso leaves 15 dead
At least 15 people were killed, suspected to be in a terrorist attack, on Sunday during a Catholic church service in Essakane village, Burkina Faso.
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US probes deadly California helicopter crash with Nigerian banker
The NTSB report reveals the flight path, wreckage, and witness accounts, but the cause remains under investigation.
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Namibia urges Germany to speed up genocide reparations talks
Germany’s offer of development projects fails to satisfy Namibia’s demands for formal reparations, leading to renewed calls for action.
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Explained: South Africa’s ANC faces historic test as elections loom
South Africa’s election is more than just a vote; it’s a referendum on the ANC’s 30-year rule.
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