Musk says X platform will start charging users monthly
Move aims to get rid of ‘vast armies of bots,’ says X/Twitter owner Elon Musk.
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Despite legal challenges countries should consider slavery reparations, says U...
The idea of offering reparations or taking other actions to address the legacy of slavery has a lengthy history, but it has gained significant traction globally in recent times, driven by increasing calls from African and Caribbean nations.
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Clashes reported in Port Sudan for first time since start of conflict
A witness in Port Sudan reported an “exchange of gunfire between the army and a militia led by Sheba Darar,” a leader hailing from the local Beja tribe.
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Tbilisi says ‘group of persons’ planning mass riots in Georgia
Georgian State Security Service says decision to give country EU candidacy status will be used as pretext to start riots aimed at overthrowing government
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Republic of Congo grapples with cooking gas shortage
A journalist discovered that there is a scarcity of butane gas available for purchase in the capital city of Brazzaville, causing people to endure extended waiting times for supplies.
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Iconic tower destroyed as fighting rages in Sudan’s Khartoum
The armed forces have been heavily criticised by health workers and civil groups in the last few weeks for carrying out indiscriminate bombing campaigns on civilians and residential areas across Sudan.
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War crimes still being committed in Ethiopia, says UN
Eritrea, which deployed its troops to support Ethiopian government forces during the conflict, has vehemently denied allegations from residents and human rights organisations accusing its soldiers of committing abuses in Tigray.
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4 Greek rescuers killed in a road accident in Libya – ministry
The minister explained that the accident occurred when their vehicle collided with a car transporting a Libyan family. Tragically, three individuals in the car lost their lives, and two others sustained severe injuries, he stated.
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Hundreds of migrants deported from Tunisia’s Sfax
Xenophobic attacks against black African migrants and students surged following a provocative speech in February by President Kais Saied.
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Eighteen civilians killed by militias in western DR Congo
Sectarian violence in the region had subsided in recent months before resurging in March, with attacks have primarily targeted the Teke community and have been carried out by groups that are not indigenous to the area.
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