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The Libyan parliament,of the eastern region of the country and associated with military leader Khalifa Haftar, has taken a stance against nations it perceives as supporting Israel during the ongoing conflict with Hamas in Gaza. The parliament's statement specifically targets the United States, the United Kingdom, France,
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Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has clarified two contentious issues in the city on the reopening of Uhuru Park and the regulation of hawkers in the Central Business District (CBD). Speaking on Uhuru Park, the Governor debunked reports suggesting the imposition of entry fees once the park reopens. The governor reaffirmed
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In a letter written to the UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, 57 Libyan political parties have urged him to improve and elevate the performance of the UN mission in Libya relating to the magnitude of the challenges facing the country. The parties expressed their dissatisfaction with the UN envoy to Libya,
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Two prominent NGOs, Human Rights Watch (HRW) and Amnesty International, have demanded the immediate release of individuals who have been unlawfully detained in Niger by the military regime resulting from the coup d'état on July 26. According to a press release issued by the organizations, the Nigerien authorities
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The government of the Central African Republic says they have reached an agreement to end the fuel crisis that hit the country with Rochefort International, a multi-sector company based in the United Kingdom which recently acquired all of the shares previously held by the French multinational Total Energies, in Total
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The World Bank on Wednesday, October 25, announced that it has granted a $1 billion loan to assist South Africa in revamping its energy sector. This financial aid is aimed at addressing the country's ongoing power cuts and promote economic growth. The World Bank intends to support South
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Harare magistrate Vongai Guriro Muchuchuti has dismissed an application for discharge by incarcerated Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) activist Job Sikhala, indicating that he has a case to answer. Sikhala, represented by Harrison Nkomo and Jeremiah Bhamu, faced charges of inciting public violence by participating in a protest march aimed
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Baringo County, one witnessed a violent attack on a General Service Unit (GSU) camp in Kapindasum, Kenya. The incident happened on Tuesday at exactly 10 a.m. and escalated into a two-hour-long confrontation. According to local authorities, including Baringo police and Arabal location chief William Koech, the assailants targeted the
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A Nigerien court has determined that General Souleymane Salou, formerly the army's Chief of staff, should be freed. This decision comes after he was convicted in 2018 and sentenced to 15 years in jail for his participation in a failed coup in 2015. Sources reportedly close to the
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The Kenyan High Court on Tuesday,Oct. 24 extended an order blocking the government from deploying police officers to Haiti on a UN-backed mission aiming to tackle violence in the Caribbean nation. The ruling came a day after the UN warned that security in Haiti, where violent gangs control large
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The Liberian Election Commission on Tuesday, October 24, set a date for the presidential run-off to hold in November, 2023. The final results showed that neither President George Weah nor opposition leader Joseph Boakai received enough votes which is 50% to secure a clear victory. Weah currently leads with 43.
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Clash between armed groups near the border of Democratic Republic of Congo has left a Rwandan national hit by a stray bullet, Rwanda's government says. The Rwandan government spokesperson, Yolande Makolo said the incident occurred on Monday, 23rd October in the Rubavu border area “The injured man is