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Ethiopian Volcano Subsides, Leaving Trail Of Disruption And Canceled Flights
UAE Calls For Immediate, Unconditional Ceasefire As Sudan Edges Toward Collapse
Sudan War: Women Endure Starvation, Rape And Bombs Fleeing El Fasher
Mali In Crisis: When The Junta Has No One Left To Blame But Itself
Fake Fertilisers Threaten Food Security, Experts Warn
Sudan's Shadow War: Drone Strikes Reveal Escalating Tensions Between UAE And Turkey
Thousands Flee Homes In Mozambique As Conflict And Disasters Fuel Worsening Crisis
Education Above All: Transforming Education In The Lake Chad Region
Qatari-Based EAA Offers Educational Support To Thousands Of Children In Boko Haram-Affected Northeast Nigeria
Toxic Vegetables? In Kenya, Former Farm Workers Sue After Working With Pesticides
Troops Obliterate ISWAP Terrorists In Timbuktu, Destroy 2 Gun Trucks, Recover Howitzer Artillery Gun
We Need Husbands’, Repentant Female Boko Haram Insurgents Cryout
Ethiopia Detains 47 Suspected Of Trying To 'Overthrow' PM Abiy
Displaced Families Uprooted By Severe Floods Across Horn Of Africa
NNPC To Supply Dangote's Refinery For Test Runs
Africa: Carving The Golden Goose
NEW YORK, US: "Reset!" That was the magic word often used during US Secretary of State Antony Blinken's first visit to Africa, with the message that "years of neglect" under the Trump administration were over and that the Biden presidency would see a new golden dawn in US relations with the turbulent continent. At the time, few people remembered that Hillary Clinton had used the "reset" cliché about US-Russia relations during the first Obama administration.
Sudan’s next stop: Regional proxy war?
WASHINGTON, US:The next stage of the battle for Khartoum will, it seems, be decided in Cairo, Ankara and Abu Dhabi.
UN Envoy To Continue Efforts Towards Restoring Constitutional Order In Niger
NEW YORK, US: The Secretary-General’s Special Representative for West Africa has underlined the UN’s condemnation of the attempted coup in Niger, the global body said.
NAF Coordinated Airstrikes Force ISWAP To Ban Farming, Fishing activities in Marte
ABUJA, NIGERIA:The Islamic State of the West African Province(ISWAP) terrorist group has reportedly banned all farmers, fishermen and herders within its areas of presence in the North East of Marte, in Borno State.