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Ethiopia: Ethiopian Doctor Arrested After Health Worker Strike

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[HRW] Drop Politically Motivated Charges, End Crackdown

Sudan: UN Warns of Worsening Humanitarian Crisis in Sudan As Displacement, Hunger and Disease Escalate

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[UN News] UN humanitarians on Monday sounded the alarm over the worsening conditions in Sudan, as violence continues, and food and water remain at critically low levels.

Sudan: Sudan Media Forum - War Disruption to Education Puts Children At Risk of Becoming a 'Lost Generation'

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[Dabanga] Wad Madani / Khartoum -- Sudan Media Forum Joint Editing Room - Compiled by Sudans Reporters

West Africa: West Africa Terror - Why Attacks On Military Bases Are Rising - and Four Ways to Respond

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[The Conversation Africa] More than 40 Malian soldiers were killed and one of the country's military bases was taken over in early June 2025 in a major attack by an al-Qaeda linked group, Jama'a Nusrat ul-Islam wa al-Muslimin (JNIM), on the town of Boulikessi.

How A Liberian School is Transforming Lives Through Education

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From Hunger to Hope: A Mission to Educate and Feed the Next Generation

Traore strike sees Mali edge past Tanzania at Wafcon

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A goal in first-half injury time from Saratou Traore is enough to see Mali edge a tight Group C encounter against Tanzania at the Women's Africa Cup of Nations.

World Bank Appoints New Country Manager for Kosovo and North Macedonia

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WASHINGTON, USA – July, 07th 2025 -/African Media Agency(AMA)/- The World Bank has appointed Carole Megevand as its the new Country Manager for Kosovo and

Kenya: at least 10 dead in ongoing protests, 29 injured nationwide

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Clashes between protesters and riot police continued as Kenyans marked Saba Saba, the 35th anniversary of historic pro-democracy demonstrations, on Monday. Police fired to disperse protesters, and the national rights watchdog reported at least 10 dead.

Liberian president issues official apology to civil war victims

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The country was devastated by two civil wars between 1989 and 2003, killing an estimated 250 000 people. Boakai's apology comes as prosecution for war crimes committed during that period has so far exclusively taken place in foreign tribunals.

South Africa begin Wafcon defence with win over Ghana

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South Africa begin the defence of their Women's Africa Cup of Nations title with a 2-0 win over Ghana in Morocco.

West Africa: Desert to Power - Independent Power Production in Sahel Takes Decisive Step Forward At Fifth Ministerial Meeting

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[African Development Bank (AfDB)] On 30 June 2025 in Ouagadougou, representatives from six member countries of the Desert to Power Initiative approved key strategic documents to boost independent power production in the Sahel, at the fifth ministerial meeting of the project, spearheaded by the African Development Bank.

Kenya: 10 Killed, Dozens Injured in Deadly Saba Saba Protests

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[Capital FM] At least ten people have been confirmed dead, scores injured and others abducted during Wednesday's Saba Saba protests, marking one of the bloodiest days since Kenya's youth-led Gen Z uprising began in June.

Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Demands Registration of Vehicles Donated in Party's Name

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[New Zimbabwe] The ruling ZANU PF party has directed for the regularisation of cars, among other assets donated to individuals or organisations under its name.

Zimbabwe: Residents Association Applauds Rights Commission Over Harare Water Crisis Subpoena

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[263Chat] The Combined Harare Residents Association (CHRA) has strongly endorsed a move by the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) to subpoena the City of Harare over persistent water contamination and ongoing cholera outbreaks -- calling it a major step toward justice for the capital's residents.

Gambia: Cabinet Approves Lifting of Moratorium On Radio Broadcasting License With Conditions

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[Foroyaa] A press release from the Gambia's Ministry of Information indicates that following a Cabinet meeting held on July 3rd 2025, the Government of the Gambia has approved the conditional lifting of the moratorium on the issuance of radio broadcasting licenses with immediate effect. This decision, according to the press release, aims to improve equal access to broadcasting services across the nation and to bridge the gap between urban and rural media coverage. The release said that the moratorium which was

Gambia: Blocked Gutters Threaten Health As Rains Approach

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[Foroyaa] Inthe densely populated communities that border the country's wetlands--from Ebo-Town and New Jeshwang to Tallinding Farokono--residents are grappling with an invisible public health situation. As the rainy season nears, anxiety mounts.

Gambia: Report Uncovers Over D356 Million in Unauthorised Government Virements

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[Foroyaa] A recent report by the Finance and Public Accounts Committee (FPAC) has revealed alarming financial irregularities in the Gambian government's 2020 audited accounts, highlighting unauthorised virements totalling over Three Hundred and Fifty-Six Million Dalasi (D356,000,000.00). The disclosures, presented on Thursday, July 3, 2025, by FPAC Chairperson Hon. Alhagie S. Darboe, underscored significant breaches of financial regulations and failures in oversight at the Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs

Kenya: Ignore AI-Generated Videos Used to Falsely Claim That Kenyan President Ruto Has Resigned

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[Africa Check] IN SHORT: A number of videos appearing to show Kenyan president William Ruto announcing his resignation for failing to lead the country are gaining attention on social media. However, they are fabricated.

Kenya: Kenya's Standard Newspaper Didn't Report On Ex-Deputy President Gachagua Congratulating Young Kenyans After Violent Protests

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[Africa Check] IN SHORT: Days after the June 2025 protests by young Kenyans, an image resembling the front page of the Standard newspaper circulated online. It implied that former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua hailed the destruction witnessed. However, the image is fake.

Namibia: Okahandja Activists to Protest Bail for N$52m Cannabis Case Suspects

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[Namibian] Activists at Okahandja are bracing to protest the possible granting of bail to South Arican Armand Schultz (29), David Van der Linden (42), and Johannes Kamati (61), who were arrested in connection with a drug bust valued at N$52 million.

Namibia: Parliamentary Committee Engages Headspring On Stalled Uranium Project

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[Namibian] The parliamentary standing committee on natural resources on Monday held a consultative meeting with representatives of Headspring Investments, a Namibian affiliate of a uranium exploration company, to discuss the future of its long-delayed project in the Omaheke region.

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