Over 400 killed in S.Sudan between January and March: UN
One of the poorest countries on the planet despite large oil reserves, South Sudan’s leadership has faced fierce criticism for failing its people and stoking violence.
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Kenya government unveils budget to opposition walkout
Kenyans are already feeling the pinch from soaring prices for basic necessities, along with a sharp drop in the value of the local currency and the worst drought in four decades.
Top Kenya names bow out of World Athletics marathon team
Kelvin Kiptum, Brigid Kosgei and Geoffrey Kamworor, withdrew in quick succession, forcing Athletics Kenya to name new replacements on Wednesday
Sudan’s conflict enters third month
The fighting quickly spread to the provinces, particularly Darfur, and has killed at least 1,800 people
Sri Lanka doctors remove ‘world’s largest kidney stone’
The stone removed from ex-sergeant Canistus Coonge weighed 801 grams (28.25 ounces), more than five times the weight of an average male kidney
Trump pleads not guilty in government secrets case
Trump appeared before a judge in Miami to be formally presented with 37 charges brought by the government
Kenya’s President Ruto vows to get Sudan rivals together to end crisis
Multiple truces have been agreed and broken, with US and Saudi mediators warning on Saturday that they may break off mediation efforts if a 24-hour ceasefire was not respected
Trump defiant ahead of secret docs court appearance
Trump will appear in court Tuesday to answer charges that he lied and schemed to hang on to dozens of secret records he took to his beachfront mansion in Florida when he left the White House in 2021
Former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi dies at 86
Berlusconi had suffered ill health for years, from heart surgery in 2016 to a 2020 hospitalization for coronavirus
Clashes resume in Sudan as 24-hour ceasefire ends
Only 10 minutes after it ended at 6:00 am (0400 GMT) on Sunday, the city was rocked again by shelling and clashes
