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The U.N. accuses Sudan’s army and RSF of committing war crimes and calls for peacekeepers and an expanded arms embargo to protect civilians in the ongoing civil war.

Cameroon launches a cocoa traceability platform to meet EU deforestation rules and boost exports.

Libya’s oil blockade widens as eastern factions demand the reinstatement of the central bank governor, risking significant oil production cuts.

South Africa’s digital platforms need regulatory sandboxes to foster growth and innovation, a new report says.

Spain donates 500,000 mpox vaccine doses to Africa, urging EU members to contribute 20% of their stockpiles.

Sudan is facing a severe humanitarian crisis after the collapse of the Arbaat Dam, which caused widespread flooding, deaths, and a struggle for aid delivery.

Germany has committed to donating 100,000 mpox vaccine doses to Africa to help control the outbreak, working closely with WHO and GAVI to ensure efficient distribution.

President Kais Saied reshuffles Tunisia’s cabinet ahead of the October election, aiming to address economic challenges and strengthen political standing.

Gabon has reported its first case of mpox, with health authorities launching containment measures and contact tracing to prevent further spread.

The UN expresses concern over armed group mobilizations in Libya as political tensions escalate around control of the Central Bank, threatening stability and civilian safety.