Libya’s leaders urged to bury differences after floods
Mediterranean storm Daniel arrived in Libya on Sunday, and caused two dams outside the city of Derna to burst.
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.
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.
Eighteen civilians killed by militias in western DR Congo
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Magnitude of devastation in Libya’s Derna ‘heart wrenching,’...
More than 40,000 people have been displaced across Libya’s northeastern areas by the deadly floods, the UN office said.
Death toll from floods in Libya’s coastal city of Derna reaches 11,300
The source, who spoke on condition of anonymity as he was not authorized to speak to the media, said survivors are in thousands and are sheltered in schools.
Morocco denies reports of Macron’s upcoming visit
Emmanuel Macron does not have visit plan to visit, nor is it on his agenda, says official
Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger sign security cooperation pact
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Damage hinders aid to Libya’s flood-ravaged Derna
Derna was hardest-hit by flood disaster that caused two dams to collapse in Libya’s eastern city
Sudan’s Al Burhan in Uganda for talks to rally regional support
Sudan’s de facto leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan left for a visit to Uganda
30 al-Shabaab terrorists killed, villages liberated in Somalia
The National Army and the brave local people have liberated the areas of Sargo and Qodqod in Galgaduud region,’ says ministry.
Somalia launches digital national identification cards to citizens
Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud and Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre are the first to receive national identification cards.
Libya declares state of emergency in flood-ravaged areas
150 people poisoned by contaminated water in Derna city, hardest-hit by this weekend’s floods
Hundreds of dead bodies found on Libya beach by Maltese rescue team
The discovery was made by a team of four individuals, who initially located a group of seven bodies, including three children, inside a cave near the seashore.
Tunisia arrests migrants, seizes boats in major human smuggling operation
The Interior Ministry stated that President Saied ordered the crackdown in response to the “unacceptable influx of migrants.”
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Turkish aid ships reach flood-stricken Libya
Total of 360 personnel, 122 vehicles aboard TCG Bayraktar, TCG Sancaktar dispatched from Türkiye’s Aegean city of Izmir
South Africa holds funeral service for Zulu prince Buthelezi
The seasoned South African statesman, Zulu prince, and contentious figure from the era of apartheid liberation, passed away last week at the age of 95.
Nigeria announces new central bank head
Appointment comes 3 months after Nigeria’s president suspended bank’s former governor
Johnson & Johnson faces investigation in South Africa
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WHO confirms second wave of diphtheria in Nigeria
Infectious disease has spread to 6 states, says UN agency
Burkina Faso expels French defense attache
Emmanuel Pasquier accused of carrying out ‘subversive activities’
Erdogan: Turkey stands by Libya in wake of country’s flood disaster
Recep Tayyip Erdogan says Türkiye’s assistance to Libyan brothers and sisters to continue without pause to help them.
More than 5,000 doctors in Nigeria flee abroad due to poor conditions
Increasing cases of depression, sudden deaths of doctors linked to workload are reported weekly, says president of doctors association
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Italy appeals to UN for assistance in curbing migrant arrivals from Africa
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