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The leader of Sudan’s RSF accuses Egypt of launching airstrikes against its troops, further intensifying tensions in Sudan’s ongoing conflict with the military.

Mozambique holds a tense election with the ruling FRELIMO party expected to retain power, despite allegations of corruption and voter suppression from opposition groups.

WHO warns of worsening famine and cholera outbreaks as Sudan’s war continues to cripple healthcare, leaving millions in desperate need of help

Ghana’s wildcat gold mining has become a booming yet destructive industry, poisoning the environment, harming communities, and causing severe economic and social issues.

Kais Saied leads Tunisia’s election with an overwhelming majority, amid low turnout and criticism from opponents over disqualified candidates

Polls have opened for Tunisia’s 2024 presidential election, a crucial vote amid rising political tensions and economic struggles under President Kais Saied.

Thousands of people across the globe protested against the Gaza conflict, demanding an end to the violence and condemning the spread of hostilities into the wider region

Thousands of Tunisians protest against President Kais Saied, accusing him of growing authoritarianism and economic mismanagement just days before the presidential election.

The U.S. and allies are in urgent talks to finalize a new African Union mission in Somalia as the country continues to face security challenges from al-Shabaab.

Uganda is planning a major hydropower expansion to meet rising electricity demand, aiming to add over 1,600 megawatts of capacity through new projects on the Nile River.