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UN, Iran, and Egypt hold talks as nuclear enrichment ramps up

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Iranian, Egyptian and U.N. leaders met in Cairo on Monday to discuss Iran’s nuclear program after the U.N. nuclear watchdog agency said Iran is further increasing its stockpile of uranium enriched to near weapons-grade levels.

Niger: Six Month-Long Arbitrary Detention of Human Rights Defender Moussa Tiangari Must End

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[HRW] Nairobi -- Immediately, Unconditionally Release Peace Activist; Stop Silencing Dissent

Congo-Kinshasa: Rwanda-Backed M23 Executed Civilians in Goma

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[HRW] Nairobi -- Mass Killings in February Highlight Grave Risks to People in Occupied Areas

South Africa: Magudumana Takes Fight to ConCourt - South African News Briefs - June 3, 2025

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South Africa: Troubling Questions As Minister Gives Ithuba Another Year to Run Lottery

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[GroundUp] On the face of it, Ithuba should have been excluded as it did not bid for the new permanent license and it has reached the maximum legal operating limit of ten years

Rwanda: Hundreds of Rwandan Pilgrims Join Uganda Martyrs Day Celebrations in Namugongo

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[New Times] Hundreds of Rwandan pilgrims, including eight Catholic bishops, are in Uganda for the annual Uganda Martyrs Day celebrations taking place on June 3 at the Catholic Shrine of Namugongo in Kampala.

Chad: MSF Calls for Urgent Aid to Support Sudanese Refugees Fleeing to Chad

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[MSF] In the Tine transit camp and the nearby refugee camps in eastern Chad, close to the border with Sudan, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is scaling up our assistance to the newly arrived Sudanese refugees. They are fleeing escalating attacks and violence in North Darfur. Since the end of April an estimated 40,000 refugees, the vast majority coming from El Fasher and its surrounding camps for displaced people, have arrived in Tine, in Wadi Fira province. They now face harsh, overcrowded

Africa: Child in Africa 50 Times More Likely to Die Before Age Five - Bill Gates

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[Premium Times] While he highlighted the challenges, he also acknowledged the progress Africa has made in reducing child deaths.

Gambia: Tributes Pour in for Journalist Fatou Samba

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[The Point] Tributes have poured in on the demise of Fatou Samba-Joof, the country coordinator of Gambia Talent Promotion - an online TV.

Africa: 16 African Nations Opt to Treat Patients in Tanzanian Hospitals

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[Daily News] Dodoma -- SIXTEEN African nations have brought their patients for treatment in Dar es Salaam major hospital in the past four years from March 2021 to March this year.

Uganda: Search Intensifies for Missing Rubirizi Chairperson As Family, Police Seek Answers

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[Nile Post] An anxious search is underway for Nicholas Kwetegyereza, the 49-year-old chairperson of Mubanda B Village in Rweru Sub-county, Rubirizi District, who went missing last Friday after travelling to Kampala.

Africa: Bill Gates Pledges Majority of $200 Billion Foundation Fund to Africa's Future

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[Premium Times] Mr Gates particularly emphasised the importance of investing in primary healthcare systems, citing them as the foundation for broader development.

South Africa: Public Works to Study Final George Building Collapse Report

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[SAnews.gov.za] The Department of Public Works and Infrastructure (DPWI) is set to study the final report into the deadly George building collapse that claimed the lives of 34 people.

Zimbabwe: Rights Commission Raises Red Flag Over Inhumane Conditions At Harare Remand Prison

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[263Chat] The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) says inmates at Harare Remand Prison are living in degrading and inhumane conditions.

Ukraine and Russia agree to a prisoner swap — but made little headway beyond that

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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan hailed Monday's second round of direct peace talks between Ukraine and Russia as "very, very momentous".

Rwanda: Over 100 Rwandan Human Trafficking Victims Repatriated in One Year

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[New Times] The Rwanda Investigation Bureau (RIB) has revealed that 105 Rwandans were repatriated over the past year after falling victim to human trafficking, shedding light on the primary causes, methods used by traffickers, and government efforts to combat the crime.

Gambia: Jammeh Accuses Senegal, Coalition Govt of Stealing Gambia's Oil

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[The Point] In a controversial audio, former Gambian President Yahya Jammeh, has accused Senegal of illegally stealing oil from Gambian territorial waters, and blaming the coalition government of being an accomplice.

Central African Republic: Justice Delayed in Central African Republic

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[HRW] One Year into Detention, Researcher Still Hasn't Had Trial

Uganda: Historic Chimpanzee Census to Begin in Bwindi Forest

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[Nile Post] A first-of-its-kind chimpanzee population census is set to begin tomorrow in Uganda's Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, marking a historic step in conservation efforts aimed at safeguarding one of the country's lesser-studied primates.

Nigeria: Resurgent Jihadist Violence in Northeast Nigeria Part of a Worrying Regional Trend

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[The New Humanitarian] Abuja, Nigeria -- "They are feeding off shared grievances, limited state presence, and associated security vacuums - as well as gaps in regional security cooperation."

Mauritius: Chagos Islands - How Mauritius Can Turn a Diplomatic Triumph Into Real Economic Growth

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[The Conversation Africa] The decades-long Chagos islands dispute has finally entered a new chapter. The UK officially agreed to return the sovereignty of the archipelago to Mauritius.

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