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Mozambique: 70 Deaths in Current Cholera Outbreak

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[AIM] Maputo -- The Mozambican health authorities have recorded 70 deaths caused by cholera throughout the country, during the current rainy season.

Somalia: Government announces progress in fight against Al-Shabaab

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Somalia’s government has announced it is making progress in its long-running fight against the Al-Qaida linked Al-Shabaab militant group. Officials have announced they’ve reclaimed territory from the militants, which once controlled swathes of the country.

Uganda: IGG Launches New Five-Year Strategy to Fight Corruption

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[Independent (Kampala)] The Inspectorate of Government (IG) unveiled its five-year strategic plan aimed at embedding anti-corruption measures across government operations.

Kenya: Kenya, Israel Reaffirm Defence Ties As Tuya Hosts Israeli Envoy

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Kenya and Israel have reaffirmed their bilateral defence and security cooperation, underscoring a shared commitment to strengthening strategic ties in military training and capability development.

Kenya: Civil Society Alliance Protests Governors' Boycott of Senate Oversight

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Civil society groups have raised the alarm following a decision by the Council of Governors (CoG) to suspend appearances before key Senate oversight committees.

South Africa: Hundreds March On Parliament Demanding an Increase in Alcohol Tax

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[GroundUp] "In our communities we have shebeens that operate 24 hours"

Nigeria: Lagos State Govt Defends Lekki-Epe Minibus Restriction After Drivers' Protest

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[Premium Times] The Lagos State Government described the protest as disruptive and contrary to agreements previously reached with transport stakeholders.

Sankofa Nite

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Sankofa Nite takes place on 28 March in North Johannesburg at Democracy Bar. The 200-capacity gathering will feature a curated musical progression moving from

'Pay or he dies': the deadly price of hope for Egypt's migrants

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The call came from Libya: pay $4,000 immediately, or the boy dies at sea. For Youssef Ibrahim, whose 18-year-old brother Hamdy had vanished after contacting smugglers online, there was no choice. "Returning meant death. There was no way back," another relative told AFP.

Turkey's president rejects Israel's recognition of Somaliland

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He made the comment on an official visit to Ethiopia, saying it could prove dangerous for a volatile region.

Family rejects poisoning claims in Edgar Lungu case

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The relatives of former Edgar Lungu have dismissed allegations that he was poisoned, as South African authorities pursue inquiries that have further delayed his burial months after his death.

Zimbabwe: Preacher Magaya Case Rocked By Claims of Coercion and Interference

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[263Chat] The rape case involving the founder of Prophetic Healing Deliverance Ministries Walter Magaya has taken a dramatic turn after one of the alleged victims through her lawyers formally indicated her intention to withdraw the complaint.

Nigeria: Deadly Forced Evictions Add to the Security Crisis in Lagos

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[ISS] New development should not come at the expense of people impoverished by decades of failed urban planning.

Social media suspended in Gabon 'until further notice': media regulator

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Gabon's media regulator on Tuesday announced the suspension of social media platforms "until further notice", blaming content posted online for stoking conflict and division in society

Ghana: Burkina Faso Fatal Attack - Pres Mahama Orders Evacuation of Injured Traders

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[Ghanaian Times] THE Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) will evacuate Ghanaian traders injured in an armed insurgent attack in Burkina Faso last Saturday to Ghana for continued medical treatment, President John Dramani Mahama has announced.

Rio’s samba schools dazzle in high-stakes carnival showdown

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The rhythm took over Rio de Janeiro as top-tier samba schools lit up the runway at the Carnival in Rio de Janeiro, delivering a spectacle of music, movement and emotion.

Ghana: Tomato Traders Suspend Burkina Faso Imports ...After Deadly Attack

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[Ghanaian Times] THE Ghana National Tomato Traders and Transporters Association has announced the suspension of tomato imports from Burkina Faso following the killing of Ghanaian traders in an armed attack.

Liberia: As Liberia Debates War Crimes Court, Experts Urge Forced Marriage Be Treated As a Crime

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Chicago vigil pays tribute to civil rights icon Jesse Jackson

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As news of Rev. Jesse Jackson's passing spread, those who knew him best gathered Tuesday evening in Chicago for a prayer and vigil, vowing to "keep hope alive" — the very mantra that defined his decades-long fight for equality.

East Africa: Erdoğan Warns Against New Conflict in Horn of Africa, Calls for Regional Solutions

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[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba--Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said that Turkey would never want to see new conflict in the Horn of Africa, emphasizing the need for stability and encouraging countries in the region to address challenges through cooperation and dialogue.

Nigeria: El-Rufai Spends Second Night in EFCC's Custody

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[Premium Times] Mr El -Rufai has been detained since Monday when he honoured the agency's invitation for questioning over corruption allegations.

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