Niger blames US “threats” for ending military cooperation
The Prime Minister accuses the US of threatening sanctions and failing to combat terrorism effectively.
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Kenya floods displace thousands, death toll reaches 277
Floods devastate Kenya, leaving hundreds dead and displacing thousands. Schools reopen partially, but damage persists.
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Nigerian labor unions protest soaring electricity prices
Labor unions in Nigeria staged nationwide protests against the government’s recent electricity price increase, arguing it worsens the cost of living crisis despite unreliable power supply.
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Opposition leader challenges Chad’s presidential election results
Opposition leader Succès Masra challenges Chad’s presidential election results, alleging manipulation and seeking review by the constitutional council.
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Judge halts UK asylum seeker deportation to Rwanda in N Ireland
A Northern Ireland court ruling blocks the UK’s plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda, citing human rights concerns and incompatibility with the post-Brexit Northern Ireland protocol.
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UN warns of worsening cholera outbreak in Yemen
The UN warns of a worsening cholera outbreak in war-torn Yemen, urging rapid funding to prevent the situation from spiraling out of control, with over 40,000 suspected cases reported.
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Guinea stadium massacre trial eyes for crimes against humanity
Lawyers for victims in the 2009 Guinea massacre trial argue the charges should be reclassified as crimes against humanity during closing arguments.
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South Africa’s Ramaphosa denies power cuts pause tied to election
With elections looming, South Africa debates the reasons behind the end to power cuts.
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Libya seizes major gold haul, officials probed in smuggling
Libyan authorities arrested customs officials who tried to smuggle out 26 tonnes of gold worth nearly $1.9 billion, highlighting the country’s gold trafficking problem.
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Tunisia braces for protests wave after lawyer arrest
Tunisian lawyers launched a nationwide strike in protest of a lawyer’s arrest for critical comments, raising concerns about free speech under President Saied.
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