Africa
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Siege Tightens on Sudan City With Fiercest RSF Assault: what we know
The western Sudanese city of El-Fasher has been under siege for more than a year by paramilitary forces seeking to capture it amid a wider war with the army that began in April 2023.
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Morocco Set to Be First African Qualifiers For 2026 World Cup
The Moroccans top the table with 15 points from five matches in a mini-league reduced from six teams to five by the unexplained withdrawal of Eritrea before matchday 1.
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Another Kenyan police officer dies in Haiti
One Kenyan officer was killed while eight other police officers of the Multinational Security Support Mission (MSS) in Haiti sustained injuries after a road accident on Sunday. According to MSS Spokesperson Jack Ombaka, the incident…
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Tiktok Yazindua ‘Tiktok For Artists’ Nchini Kenya
Kupitia jukwaa hili, wasanii wa Kenya wanaweza kufuatilia utendaji wa nyimbo zao, kuelewa hadhira yao kwa undani, na kupanga mikakati ya masoko kwa usahihi zaidi.
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Kikwete amjibu Polepole kuhusu utaratibu wa CCM: “Hakuna jambo jipya, utaratibu umeheshimiwa”
“Najua kulikuwepo na maneno au vijineno eti utaratibu umekiukwa na mimi nililaumiwa kwa jinsi nilivyosema pale kwenye mkutano mkuu, lakini nasema waliokuwa wanasema hayo ama hawafahamu utaratibu wa chama chetu na kama wanafahamu labda wamesahau…
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Rwanda Takes Seven Migrants Under US Deportation Deal: Govt
Rwanda said on August 5 that it would accept up to 250 migrants from the US, stating that it would have “the ability to approve each individual proposed for resettlement”.
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Barred Ivory Coast Opposition Figures Among 60 Candidates For President
In the run-up to the October 25 ballot, the political climate is tense in the west African country, especially due to court rulings barring several opposition figures from the race.
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Mwabukusi presents Tundu Lissu’s case to president Samia Suluhu
The two discussed Tundu Lissu’s case, where President Samia Suluhu has promised to look into it, without interfering with court proceedings.
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Equatorial Guinea Official Jailed For Embezzlement After Sex Tape Scandal
Engonga, the married former head of the national financial investigation agency, and five other senior officials were accused of embezzling expenses worth hundreds of thousands of dollars in the oil-rich central African state.
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Sudanese Lay First Bricks to Rebuild Ravaged Capital
The UN estimates the rehabilitation of the capital’s essential facilities to cost around $350 million, while the full rebuilding of Khartoum “will take years and several billion dollars”, Renda told AFP.
