Emirates’ Nigeria services resume after two years
Emirates is resuming flights to Nigeria from October 1st, ending a two-year hiatus caused by difficulties repatriating funds.
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US negotiates troop withdrawal from Niger after junta demands exit
Niger’s military junta demands the withdrawal of US troops, leading to high-level talks about an orderly and safe pullout.
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US official: Angola facilitates meeting between Rwanda, DRC
US official confirms Angola’s efforts to bring Rwanda and the DRC together following a camp attack, emphasizing the urgency of resolving conflicts to prevent further tragedy.
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Benin lifts blockade, allows Niger to export oil
Benin lifted its blockade, allowing Niger to export oil via the Seme port, resolving a trade standoff triggered by ECOWAS sanctions on Niger’s military rulers.
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NGOs urge Sudan’s warring parties to restore communications
Sudanese NGOs condemn warring parties for disrupting telecommunications, worsening the humanitarian crisis and hindering aid delivery.
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Tunisia doping agency back after reforms
World Anti-Doping Agency reinstates Tunisia’s anti-doping agency after the country addressed compliance issues, avoiding a potential Olympic ban.
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Somalia targets al-Shabaab in planned military action
Somalia’s military, along with international partners, conducted a successful operation in central Somalia, killing nine al-Shabaab militants and wounding ten.
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New law in South Africa aims to ensure universal healthcare
South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa signs a new law for universal healthcare, aiming to address long-standing inequalities despite opposition and business pushback.
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Morocco’s EV car industry speeds ahead
Morocco, with its fast-track factory approvals, skilled workforce, and strategic location, has become Africa’s leading car exporter, raising questions about its ability to adapt to the electric vehicle revolution.
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Ex-Nigerian CB gov charged for printing, misappropriation
Nigeria’s ex-central bank governor, Godwin Emefiele, faces charges of illegally printing naira and withdrawing billions without approval.
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