US accuses Sudan’s al-Burhan of using chemical weapons
Al-Burhan’s violations include indiscriminate airstrikes on civilian areas and the use of starvation as a weapon of war.
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US to sanction SAF, General Burhan amid escalation of civil war atrocities
The sanctions against General al-Burhan aim to demonstrate impartiality by holding both warring factions accountable for atrocities committed during the conflict
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Tanzania says no evidence of marburg outbreak after suspected deaths
Marburg, a viral hemorrhagic fever related to Ebola, has a fatality rate of up to 88%
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Israel and Hamas agree to ceasefire to end 15-month Gaza War
The breakthrough follows months of intermittent talks mediated by Egypt and Qatar, with strong backing from the United States
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Nigeria’s inflation surges for fourth consecutive month in December
The rise in inflation was primarily driven by higher demand linked to the festive season, with food and non-alcoholic beverages contributing significantly to the price increases
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Syria detains Egyptian militant over threats to Egyptian government
Al-Mansour, who posted a video this week threatening that Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi would suffer the same fate as Assad, was taken into custody for this and other online posts
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Congo sentences three Chinese nationals for illegal mining activities
The three defendants were found guilty on charges of money laundering, illegal acquisition of mineral resources, and other offenses
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South African govt faces criticism as mining siege death toll hits 60
The siege began in August when authorities attempted to block food and water supplies to force the miners out
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EU announces $41M humanitarian aid package for Ethiopia
Aid will primarily be directed to internally displaced persons within Ethiopia, refugees from countries such as Sudan
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South African rescuers recover 36 bodies, save 82 from gold mine
The mine, located about 150 km (93 miles) from Johannesburg in Stilfontein, has been under siege by law enforcement since August
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