Army reports over 80 al-Shabaab terrorists killed in Somalia operation
Clashes are common in Nigeria’s Plateau state between farming communities and herders
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Maersk set to resume shipping activities in the Red Sea
Maersk announced Sunday that it will resume operations in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden
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Niger suspends ties with Francophone organization
The junta emphasized in another statement on Sunday that the duration of their tenure was yet to be determined
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Shipping firms redirect vessels to avoid Houthi attacks, prompting rate hikes
Alternative routes, such as Cape of Good Hope, raises shipping costs by 15%, delaying delivery
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130 al-Shabaab terrorists killed in military crackdown in Somalia
Somali National Army, backed by local forces, conducts operations against al-Shabaab terrorists in Hirshabelle, Jubaland states, liberating large swaths of land from terrorists, says ministry
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Former Kenyan tourism minister arrested in $54M corruption case
Najib Balala, his deputy held in connection with irregular payments, says official
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Exiled Senegal opposition leader Karim Wade eyes presidency
His previous criminal record barred him from contesting the 2019 elections, in which Sall secured re-election
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Somali and US forces eliminate $10 million bounty terrorist
The announcement was made by the information minister of Somalia, shedding light on a pivotal blow to the Al-Qaeda-affiliated militants
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Zambia’s president faults private creditors for debt deal delays
With $18.6 billion in debt upon its default in 2020, Zambia reached a preliminary agreement in October with foreign lenders
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UN calls for inquiry into ex-minister’s custodial death in Libya
The UN mission expressed deep concern over the deaths, citing prior “allegations of ill-treatment and torture” after their arrest in Benghazi
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