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Amid a backdrop of arrests and global criticism, hundreds rallied in Tunis, expressing staunch support for President Kais Saied and decrying foreign interference.

Putin’s visit to China underscores a strategic pivot in global trade, challenging the traditional dominance of Western economic powers.

Gunfire erupted in Kinshasa as security forces clashed with protesters demanding better governance and economic relief in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Ugandan security forces have captured a bomb expert from the IS-linked ADF rebel group, a significant victory in the fight against terrorism.

In response to severe supply shortages, Ivory Coast’s cocoa regulator, the CCC, has suspended around 40 cooperatives suspected of hoarding cocoa beans to inflate prices.

Kenyan lawyers push for court action against the government’s plan to deploy more police, challenging the move as a violation of a court order amid ongoing protests.

South Africa aims to boost tourism and investment by marketing Ghana as a top destination through a bilateral initiative.

During the Europe Day celebrations, EU Ambassador to Zimbabwe Jobst von Kirchmann discussed key achievements and ongoing challenges.

Kenya hosts peace talks to resolve South Sudan’s conflict, focusing on power-sharing, security, and humanitarian issues, with hopes for a lasting resolution.

Senegal PM Amadou Ba criticizes French military bases, calling for more local investment and security autonomy in West Africa.