Ethiopia reclaims treasures looted during Meqdala war from Britain

Artifacts include Holy Tabot tablet, lock of Prince Alemayehu’s hair, 3 silver cups with bronze plating, shield

60 internally displaced people die from starvation in Congo

Number dead part of more than 4,600 internally displaced people living in Kwilu province camp

6 female students abducted by bandits rescued in northern Nigeria

Rescue operation launched after abduction of about 24 female students from Federal University Gusau, says army

Zimbabwe’s President Mnangagwa Calls for End to Sanctions

Addressing the delegates, Emmerson Mnangagwa said inclusive global security is urgent for sustainable development.

Army claims killing 27 terrorists in central Somalia

Terrorist camps, equipment also destroyed during military operation, says Defense Ministry

S. African poultry industry faces most severe bird flu outbreak

Earlier this month, the South African Poultry Association (SAPA) revealed that the country was grappling with two distinct strains of the virus: the well-known H5N1 and a newly identified strain called H7N6.

Guinea junta leader demands UN to ‘stop lecturing’ Africa

Colonel Mamady Doumbouya, the president of Guinea’s junta, defended the use of military involvement in politics at a UN address.

Nearly 14 million children in Sudan need humanitarian support, says UNICEF

The UN organization called for an immediate end to the fighting in Sudan and the respect of every child’s rights in a statement on the International Day of Peace, on September 21st

US urges warring rivals in Sudan to end their ‘brutal conflict’

Molly Phee, the U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, made the statments on the sidelines of the UNGA with General Al-Burhan

Sudan’s rival leaders deliver speeches at UN

Sudan’s RSF leader appeared in a recorded video message addressing UNGA and says he’s ready for a ceasefire

Egyptian geologist warns Sudan could face flooding similar to that of Libya

Egyptian geologist Abbas Sharaqi warned of the danger of a repeat of the Derna scenario with the Renaissance Dam

International calls for accountability in Sudan’s war

A meeting was held in New York, sponsored by the United States, Canada, Gambia, Norway, and the United Kingdom, to draw attention to the conflict in Sudan and ensure justice

Tunisian president announces date for local, regional polls on Dec 24

2nd round of local elections to be held after announcement of 1st round results, says presidential decree

Militants kidnap 35 people from a university in Nigeria’s Zamfara State

The abduction of students, once a notorious tactic employed by Islamist militants to instill fear among the population, has now evolved into a lucrative enterprise for armed gangs that demand ransom payments.

Guinea’s leader says coups overthrew ‘broken promises’

Have coups overthrown ‘broken promises’?

South Sudan president urges UN Security Council to lift arms embargo

Embargo has impeded implementation of security arrangements, Salva Kiir says

Morocco deports 2 French journalists entering country without authorization

Morocco deported two French journalists for entering the country on tourist visas

The Kush Kingdom resurfaces

The Kingdom of Kush, was one of the most significant civilizations in the ancient world

Morocco allocates $11.6M on earthquake recovery

Morocco’s king to spend $11.6M

More than 43,000 people displaced in Libya floods

Over 43,000 displaced in flooding

ECOWAS sanctions hurting Benin economy

Trucks stuck at Benin border

How much time is required for Khartoum’s reconstruction after the war?

Rebuilding a city after a major war can take years or even decades, depending on the severity of the damage and the availability of resources

Sudan’s RSF refutes CNN report over connections with Wagner Group

The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) stated that the accusations linking them to Wagner are part of smear campaigns

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