Gabon has reported its first case of mpox, with health authorities launching containment measures and contact tracing to prevent further spread.
Economy
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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.
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Egypt plans to restore oil and gas production to normal levels by 2025, with international support, says the Prime Minister.
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Somalia’s bomb disposal experts risk their lives daily to protect Mogadishu from the constant threat of explosive attacks, confronting dangers to ensure the safety of the city’s residents.
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West African juntas accuse Ukraine of backing rebel groups in the Sahel, urging the UN Security Council to intervene and prevent further destabilization.
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Transnet seeks government debt relief to overcome a $7.3 billion crisis and restore critical freight and port services.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo faces a worsening mpox outbreak, with vulnerable populations struggling due to a lack of resources and information. Aid efforts are underway, but challenges remain.
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Kenya Airways posts its first half-year profit in more than a decade, signaling a positive turnaround driven by rising passenger numbers and a stronger shilling.
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Kenya’s government plans to reintroduce scrapped tax measures, raising concerns of renewed unrest amid rising living costs.
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Congo is set to receive its first mpox vaccines next week, thanks to support from the U.S. and Japan, as the country battles an escalating outbreak.