Namibia election voting delayed to fourth day
President thanks voters for calm, patience during prolonged electoral period
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Kenya and Uganda to facilitate mediation in Ethiopia-Somalia dispute
Requests for comment from Ethiopia’s government and Somalia’s foreign minister were not immediately returned
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Rebels seize most of Aleppo amid fierce clashes with Assad forces
The offensive, led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) and allied factions, captured government buildings, prisons, and key city sectors, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR)
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Militants, anti-Assad troops reach Aleppo City center
Armed opposition, anti-regime groups in Syria enter strategically important town of Saraqib in Idlib, local sources say
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Eritrean refugees report mass arrests and crackdowns in Ethiopia
The Ethiopian Human Rights Commission announced plans to investigate, while the UNHCR expressed deep concern over reports of detentions
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18 dead after boat capsizes in flooded Northern Cameroon
Flooding across the region has killed over 1,520 people and affected 7.2 million, per U.N. data
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Syrian opposition cut key highway as violence claims around 200 lives
The violence erupted following a surprise offensive by the hardline Islamist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) and its allied factions
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Chad terminates military ties with France
It is time for the country to ‘assert its full sovereignty and to redefine its strategic partnerships according to national priorities,’ government says
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Fossil footprints in Kenya reveal coexistence of two human ancestors
Paranthropus boisei, with ape-like feet and large molars, had a flat-footed gait, while Homo erectus walked upright with modern foot structure
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France seeks stronger ties with Nigeria during Tinubu’s Paris visit
France remains Nigeria’s largest trading partner in Africa, underscoring the importance of this diplomatic engagement
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