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Mali rebels have claimed the deaths of 131 soldiers and Russian fighters in July clashes, underscoring the region’s instability and foreign involvement in the conflict.

World Bank approves $1.5 billion financing for Ethiopia to support economic reforms and debt restructuring.

Protests erupt in Kenya, Uganda, and Nigeria as youth demand action against economic hardship and corruption, fueling regional unrest.

France recognizes Morocco’s sovereignty over Western Sahara, supporting the autonomy plan amid ongoing conflict with the Polisario Front. What does this mean for the region?

Woolworths faces a significant profit decline as South African consumers cut back on spending. The retailer navigates a challenging economic landscape.

Jacob Zuma expelled from ANC for backing MK party in election, altering political operations in South Africa.

TotalEnergies withdraws from South African gas block due to development challenges, impacting energy goals.

A Ugandan activist was sexually assaulted in custody during anti-corruption protests, sparking widespread criticism. Police deny the allegations.

The IMF has approved $820 million for Egypt, but emphasizes the need for further economic reforms. The funding aims to stabilize the country’s economy amid ongoing challenges.

Morocco releases several jailed journalists and pardons 2,476 convicts in a significant move towards reconciliation, signaling hope for greater press freedom.