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Africa
Sudanese rue shattered dreams as war enters second year
Bashir's ouster in April 2019 ushered in a civilian-led transition that saw an outpouring of "hope, inspiration and vibrancy" among young Sudanese.
By AFP
1d ago
Here are the main developments in the fighting, which has brought the country of 48 million to the brink of famine.
By AFP
1d ago
By Xinhua
2d ago
The war has created widespread hunger, as fields lay uncultivated and aid agencies struggle to reach millions of Sudanese displaced from their homes.
By VOA
2d ago
At least 1,000 people have been left homeless due to flash floods caused by ongoing heavy rains in Tanzania's northern region of Arusha
By Xinhua
2d ago
Naysayers are incensed about the idea of a polygamous president, a spectacle for many outside the West Africa country.
By Peter Theuri
3d ago
A Rwandan woman expelled to her homeland three years ago from the United States has been given a life sentence for her role in the country's 1994 genocide.
By AFP
5d ago
Botswana is the world’s second-largest producer of diamonds after Russia. Its diamond exports last year were worth $7 billion.
By VOA
5d ago
Aid workers say a year of war between rival generals in Sudan has led to catastrophe.
By AFP
6d ago
Niger's military government agreed in January to step up military cooperation with Russia, after expelling French forces.
By AFP
6d ago
The commission said in a statement that it had lodged an "urgent and direct" appeal to the Constitutional Court to provide "certainty".
By AFP
6d ago
Goma has a resident population of one million, with another million displaced by the war crammed into desperate, temporary camps that have become the frontlines.
By AFP
6d ago
The decision to remove electricity subsidies is part of President Bola Tinubu's reform drives to ease pressure on the economy.
By VOA
6d ago
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