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[New Zimbabwe] Opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has condemned the abduction and torture of two Chinhoyi University of Technology (CUT) students during Students Representative Council (SRC) election campaigns, describing the brutality as "barbaric and pure evil."

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[Kirk Humanitarian] New York -- Partnership to Reach 23 Million Pregnant Women and their Babies with Essential Prenatal Vitamins and Minerals Globally

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[Nyasa Times] The Zambian government has dismissed as false recent reports suggesting that it had cancelled its maize export agreement with Malawi, affirming that the deal remains firmly in place.

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[MSF] Port Sudan - As starved people continue trying to flee atrocities committed by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in El Fasher, Sudan, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams are providing urgent care to those who have reached the town of Tawila. Here, MSF is witnessing extreme levels of acute malnutrition, in what is now the most severe example of the malnutrition crisis that has gripped Sudan since the start of the war.

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[Nile Post] Uganda has made remarkable strides in the fight against HIV/Aids, with annual Aids-related deaths dropping from 56,000 in 2010 to 20,000 in 2024, according to data presented to Parliament by the Uganda AIDS Commission (UAC).

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[New Times] President Paul Kagame on Tuesday, November 11, arrived in Conakry, Guinea, where he joined President Mamadi Doumbouya for the official launch of the Simandou Iron Ore Project, one of the largest ongoing mining developments in the world.

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[New Zimbabwe] Prophetic, Healing and Deliverance Ministries founder, Walter Magaya, who is facing rape and fraud charges, has been granted bail by the Harare High Court.

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[SAnews.gov.za] Biovac has received approval from the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) to begin clinical trials for its oral cholera vaccine.

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[RFI] Angola declared its independence from Portugal on 11 November, 1975. But in a country where the majority of the population was born after the civil war, the celebrations give rise to a question: what does it mean to be free when peace has not brought the promised prosperity?

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[Dabanga] Geneva / El Fasher / Port Sudan -- UN Women has warned that rape is now being "used intentionally and systematically" in Sudan, where hunger and displacement deepen daily. Women and girls, the agency stressed, "are not just statistics, but a measure of our common humanity."

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[The Conversation Africa] When Nigeria's Benue State Anti-Open Grazing Law was passed in 2017, it brought hope that pastoralist herders would move to ranches, farmers would gain peace, and violent conflict between herders and farmers would ease.

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[UN News] In war-torn Sudan, rape is likely being used as a weapon of war and simply being a woman there is "a strong predictor" of hunger, violence and death, the UN's gender equality agency warned on Tuesday.

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Mali has been paralysed by a fuel blockade, which has disrupted transport, schools, hospitals and more.

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An official from Syria’s Directorate-General for Antiquities and Museums said that six marble statues were stolen, adding that an investigation is ongoing

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Cristiano Ronaldo said on Tuesday he expects his record sixth World Cup next year at age 41 will be his last

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Two months ago, a military helicopter plummeted in a dense forest, killing eight people.

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Dubbed the “Africa COP”, the summit is expected to center Africa's role in advancing climate justice and solutions

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"I have lost the people whose faces I used to see smiling," says Abdu-Rabbu Ahmed after escaping el-Fasher.

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Egypt's top diplomat met with Sudan's military leader Tuesday in a renewed push to advance a ceasefire plan, as the war-torn nation faces a catastrophic humanitarian situation following the paramilitary capture of a key Darfur city.

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The Trump administration made a $7.5 million payment to the government of Equatorial Guinea as it seeks to deport people to the West African country