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Senators approve Kabila immunity lift

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Congolese senators have voted to lift the immunity of former President Joseph Kabila, allowing military prosecutors to pursue legal action against him

DR Congo strips ex-leader of immunity over treason charges

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Joseph Kabila faces the prospect of being tried in a military court for allegedly backing M23 rebels.

Nigeria: Slain WAEC Student - Key Witness Testimony Delays Full Report - Police

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[Vanguard] The Oyo State Police Command has said the absence of testimony from a key witness in the killing of 14-year-old Kehinde Alade is delaying the completion of its comprehensive report.

Nigeria: Ebonyi Land Dispute - Hoodlums Burn Excavator Used for Boundary Demarcation

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[Vanguard] Abakaliki -- suspected hoodlums have burnt an excavator being used for boundary demarcation between the Abaomege and Ishinkwo communities, in Onicha Local Government Area of Ebonyi State.

Nigeria: Govt Launches Campaign to Change Nigerians Mindset About Credit Facility

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[Vanguard] Kano -- The Federal Government through Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation, CREDICORP, has kick started a cultural reorientation campaign in Kano to sensitize Nigerians on window opportunities to collect credits in order to move them out of poverty circle and better their lives.

Nigeria: P&ID Case - We've Recovered $200m Bond, $10m Award - AGF

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[Vanguard] Abuja -- The Federal Government, yesterday, said it has recovered the sum of $200million and another $10 million award it deposited as bond before a court in the United Kingdom.

Africa: Trump Revokes Harvard's Ability to Enrol International Students

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[Premium Times] The Ivy League university, however, denounced the allegations, describing them as retaliatory action that threatens its community.

Nigeria ruling party Endorses Tinubu for 2027 election

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Nigeria’s ruling All Progressives Congress has endorsed President Bola Tinubu to run for a second and final term in office

South Africa: Gauteng to Face Water Cuts Amid Maintenance - South African News Briefs - May 23, 2025

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Kenya: U.S.-Based Charity Honours Sonko's Humanitarian Efforts

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko has been recognized for his unwavering dedication to supporting disadvantaged communities throughout Kenya.

West Africa: Will Ecowas Survive Until 2030?

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[FPRI] The West African geopolitical landscape is undergoing a seismic shift. The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) inability to effectively address the region's political and security challenges has eroded faith in its vision. The institution has lost its legendary prestige in the eyes of West Africans, and its conduct has caused instability in the region.

Israeli tanks hit Gaza’s Al-Awda Hospital

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Israeli tanks have fired on Al-Awda Hospital in northern Gaza’s Tel Al-Zaatar area, igniting fires

Rwanda: How DNA Tech Is Revealing Akagera's Hidden Wildlife

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[New Times] Scientists and conservationists are harnessing advanced DNA technology, known as environmental DNA (eDNA), to deepen understanding of the wildlife and ecosystems within Akagera National Park--without the need for direct animal observation or contact.

Africa: Breaking the Cycle of Poverty in Angola Through Cash Transfers

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[World Bank] The first experience, when travelling to Catanha Bandi, located about 35 km from the municipality of Chituto in Huila province, was roads drenched from the heavy rains that had swept through the region, setting a slow but steady pace for our journey to the village. As we got closer to the village, we heard rhythmic chants and melodies in the air. This music stood out against the poverty and hunger that had affected the community in recent years. Like many southern provinces of Angola, Catanha Bandi faced

Uganda: Uganda Passes Bill Allowing Military Trials of Civilians

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[HRW] Military Courts Long Used to Persecute Political Opponents

Africa: How Computational Biology Is Zoning in On the Future of Agriculture

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[IPS] Champaign, Illinois -- When pioneering agronomist and father of the "Green Revolution" Norman Borlaug set out to breed a disease-resistant, high-yielding variety of wheat, he spent years laboriously planting and pollinating different specimens by hand. He manually catalogued every outcome until he landed on the variety that would transform farming and avert famine. The result was even greater than expected: it is estimated that he saved more than a billion people worldwide from starvation.

Malawi: Heforshe Campaign Tackles 'Sex for Fish' Abuse Malawi's Lakeshore Communities

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[IPS] Lilongwe -- Women in fishing communities in Malawi's lakeshore districts of Nkhotakota and Mangochi are frequently targets of sexual exploitation for fish, a practice commonly known as 'sex for fish.' A recent report by the Malawi Human Rights Commission (MHRC) has unearthed disturbing accounts of women being coerced into transactional sex to access fish from male boat owners, exposing a widespread violation of their rights.

Africa: Civilians 'Trapped and Terrorised' - UN Sounds Alarm Over Collapse of Critical Protections

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[UN News] With more than 36,000 civilian deaths recorded in conflict zones in 2024 and sexual violence surging, senior UN officials warn that the international framework designed to protect civilians is collapsing.

Kenya: Kenya - Refugees Facing 'Lowest Ever' Emergency Food Rations Amid Funding Crisis

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[UN News] The UN World Food Programme (WFP) warned on Thursday that it has been forced to cut food aid to unprecedented lows in Kenya's sprawling refugee camps, as a result of severe funding shortages.

Sudan: AU's Support for New Sudan PM Sparks Uproar Among Political and Armed Groups

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[Dabanga] Port Sudan / Addis Ababa -- The African Union's (AU) cautious endorsement of Dr Kamil El Tayeb Idris as Sudan's newly appointed civilian Prime Minister has been met with mixed reactions, drawing both applause and condemnation across Sudan's political and military spectrum.

Africa: Vaccines - Why These Young Africans Are Hesitant About Them and What Might Change Their Minds

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[The Conversation Africa] Vaccines have proved to be one of the most effective tools in fighting infectious diseases, but convincing people to get vaccinated can be tough. Especially young people.