Guinea junta shuts down four radio stations, one TV channel
The move comes amid a wider crackdown on dissent and raises concerns about the upcoming elections.
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UK’s Sunak calls early election for July 4 despite trailing in polls
British PM Rishi Sunak has announced an early national election for July 4, taking a bold step as his conservative party faces a substantial deficit in the polls against the labour party.
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Kenya’s World Cup qualifiers hit by injuries to key players
Kenya’s hopes for World Cup qualification are challenged by injuries to key players and a forced venue change for their upcoming matches against Burundi and Ivory Coast.
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El Nino drought pushes millions in Zambia to starvation — WFP
The World Food Programme warns of a “heartbreaking” hunger crisis in Zambia and other southern African countries due to El Nino-induced drought.
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Prosecutors closes arguments in Guinean 2009 massacre trial
The trial of Moussa Dadis Camara, former Guinean dictator, and other officials reaches its closing arguments, as prosecutors recount the brutal crackdown on a 2009 opposition rally that left many dead and injured.
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Gambia names Mckinstry new head coach, eyes AFCON 2025
Johnathan McKinstry, a seasoned coach with experience in Africa, is the new head coach of the Gambian national football team, tasked with qualifying for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations.
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New evidence links Apple to conflict minerals in DRC
Whistleblower claims and escalating violence raise questions about Apple’s supply chain ethics.
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Gaza hospitals struggle to function amid Israeli war — WHO
Gaza hospitals Al-Awda and Kamal Adwan struggle to operate amid Israeli forces’ attacks. Medical staff trapped, evacuation underway.
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Guinea protests threat return as junta delays elections
Guinea’s civil society threatens to resume protests if the military junta doesn’t hold elections by the end of 2024.
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Niger claims of killing dozens of ‘terrorists’
Niger’s military engaged in clashes with suspected terrorists in the western Tillaberi region.
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