France has started handing over military bases to Senegal as part of its withdrawal plan, marking a shift in West Africa’s security strategy.
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South Sudan arrested its oil minister and military leaders, raising concerns that rising violence could threaten the fragile 2018 peace deal.
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The UN’s World Food Programme has closed its Southern Africa bureau due to funding shortages, impacting drought relief efforts in the region.
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French President Macron calls for the release of author Boualem Sansal, citing concerns over his health and diplomatic relations with Algeria.
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South Africa’s G20 presidency is focusing on securing climate finance to support developing nations in transitioning to cleaner energy sources amid global funding cuts.
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The DRC conflict has claimed 7,000 lives since January, with ongoing violence, mass displacement, and calls for international intervention against rebel forces.
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The UN Security Council demands Rwanda withdraw its troops from Congo, condemning the M23 offensive and urging diplomatic talks to prevent further conflict.
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South Africa’s budget was postponed after a VAT hike dispute between ANC and DA. The delay raises concerns over economic stability and policy uncertainty.
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The UN is seeking $6 billion in aid to fight Sudan’s hunger crisis, with famine conditions worsening and millions displaced due to ongoing conflict.
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Mali’s Festival sur le Niger faced political and security concerns as the country shifts alliances and struggles to sustain its arts scene.