UN chief calls for maritime stability in the Strait of Hormuz
US and Iranian actions in the Strait of Hormuz threaten global economy and strand 20,000 seafarers.
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Pope Leo XIV honors 19 martyrs during landmark Algeria visit
Pope Leo XIV visits the Basilica of Our Lady of Africa to honor the lives of murdered religious.
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Trial begins for man accused of killing four children in Uganda
Witnesses describe the horrific kindergarten stabbing in Uganda as the suspect pleads not guilty.
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Romuald Wadagni nears victory as opponent concedes in Benin
Voters in Benin showed low enthusiasm despite Romuald Wadagni’s lead in the presidential election.
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Senegal court sentences laborer to 6 years under new anti-gay law
Senegal issues its first conviction since passing legislation that toughens anti-gay punishments.
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Oil prices jump to $100 as US plans Iran port blockade
Global markets face uncertainty as oil prices rise amid US blockade and Iranian threats.
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Ghanaian footballer killed after gunmen attack team bus
Ghanaian player Dominic Frimpong killed in armed attack on team bus after match
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France signals openness to talks on slavery reparations, Ghana says
Ghana says France is open to reparations dialogue after Macron meeting, despite UN abstention
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Angola floods halt Lobito corridor railway operations indefinitely
Angola suspends Lobito Atlantic Railway services after heavy rains damage bridges and disrupt transport links.
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Benin begins counting votes after calm but low turnout vote
Benin starts counting votes after a calm election day marked by low turnout and scattered incidents reported by civil society monitors.
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