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Humanitarian aid has resumed in Darfur after Sudan reopened a crucial border crossing with Chad, allowing vital food supplies to reach famine-hit areas.

Lesotho’s Katse Dam fuels South Africa’s needs, but nearby villages still lack clean water, highlighting stark inequalities.

Egypt plans to restore oil and gas production to normal levels by 2025, with international support, says the Prime Minister.

Fidelity Bank fined $358,580 by Nigeria’s data privacy agency for breaches. Bank challenges the fine, claiming no laws were violated.

Gold Fields lowers its 2024 production forecast after severe weather impacts operations at its new Chile mine, highlighting challenges in the mining sector.

Aid trucks are entering Darfur as the Sudanese army temporarily lifts a ban on deliveries, providing crucial relief to a region plagued by conflict and displacement.

Five Kenyan police officers are charged for helping a suspected serial killer and 12 others escape from a Nairobi jail.

Mbarara’s rising street children crisis sparks fears of growing crime and safety concerns, residents demand urgent action from authorities.

Zimbabwe’s wildlife is under threat from poaching and climate change, with conservationists racing to protect endangered species and preserve the country’s natural heritage.

Somalia’s bomb disposal experts face immense dangers daily to defuse IEDs, saving lives and helping restore safety in a country ravaged by conflict.