Madagascar PM decries ‘excessive force’ as protests swell
Madagascar’s PM decries force as anti-government protests grow; UN cites 22 dead, authorities dispute toll
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Rift Valley Fever kills 17 in Senegal in worst outbreak in decades
Senegal’s worst RVF flare-up in decades kills 17, with 119 cases in the north; officials warn weather fuels spread
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US-based Flagship Gold signs deal to restart Mali’s Morila mine
Flagship Gold to revive Mali’s Morila mine under new rules granting the state bigger stakes; terms undisclosed
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Israel, Hamas sign Gaza ceasefire and hostage-prisoner swap
Israel and Hamas signed a Gaza truce and swap deal; once ratified, fighting pauses, hostages freed, aid surges
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Rajoelina vows to end blackouts in a year or quit
Rajoelina vows to end blackouts in a year or resign, as Gen Z Mada rejects talks and plans protests
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South Africa: CRRC ordered to release parts in Transnet rail row
Court compels CRRC to deliver locomotive parts to Transnet, enabling repairs on idle trains and aiding its recovery
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Ethiopia alleges Eritrea backs Fano militants, warns of new conflict
Ethiopia says Eritrea and TPLF hardliners back Fano militants, sharpening a Red Sea-linked feud
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Congo audit: Miners hid $16.8bn, shorting community funds
Congo audit says miners hid $16.8bn, costing $50.4m in community funds; suspensions urged, Glencore disputes
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Nigeria’s growth steadies, but food inflation bites – World Bank
Nigeria’s economy is steadier after reforms, but food inflation keeps squeezing households, the World Bank warns
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Nigerian minister quits after forgery allegations trigger uproar
Uche Nnaji quits after forgery claims; UNN and NYSC records disputed as opposition urges an independent probe
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