Ethiopian Drone Strikes Kill Over 120 in Amhara as Ground Clashes Leave 21 Civilians Dead

 At least 21 civilians were killed by government forces during house-to-house operations in Ethiopia’s Amhara region on April 16, followed by deadly drone strikes on April 17 that claimed the…

By Taha Sakr 3 Min Read
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France Begins Military Withdrawal from Senegal, Hands Over Two Bases

France has officially begun the process of withdrawing its military presence from Senegal, starting with the handover of two military…

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Netherlands & Sierra Leone Engage in Talks Over Drug Kingpin’s Extradition

The Netherlands is in discussions with Sierra Leone regarding the extradition of Jos Leijdekkers, a fugitive drug trafficker and one…

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DR Congo Refugees Flee to Burundi as Conditions Deteriorate, UN Says

The ongoing conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo has driven 63,000 refugees into neighboring Burundi, marking the largest such…

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U.S. Halts Foreign Aid to South Africa Under Trump Order

The United States has suspended most foreign aid to South Africa under an executive order issued by President Donald Trump,…

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Mozambique Police Open Fire on Opposition Protest, Injuring Dozens

At least a dozen people were injured after Mozambican security forces fired live ammunition and tear gas to disperse an…

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Deadly Clashes Between ENDF & Fano Militants Near Ethio-Sudan Border Leave at Least 69 Dead

Fierce clashes between the Ethiopian National Defense Forces (ENDF) and Fano militants have erupted in Gondar’s Quara Woreda, a volatile…

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Gabon’s Military Ruler Nguema to Run for President in April Election

Nearly two years after seizing power in a coup that ended over 50 years of Bongo family rule, Gabon’s military…

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Libya to Relaunch Oil Exploration After 17-Year Hiatus

Libya is set to launch its first oil exploration bidding round in nearly two decades, marking a significant step toward…

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Sudan’s De Facto Ruler Burhan Unveils Roadmap for Constitutional Transition Amid Escalating Conflict

As Sudan grapples with prolonged civil unrest, General Abdel-Fattah Burhan, the de facto ruler of Sudan and head of the…

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UN Demands Justice for Atrocities in the Central African Republic

The United Nations has issued a strong call for accountability following a series of severe human rights violations in the…

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South Sudan Detains Key Machar Allies, Raising Fears of Renewed Unrest

Authorities in South Sudan have arrested several close associates of First Vice President Riek Machar, intensifying political turmoil in the…

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Sudan Takes UAE to UN Court Over Alleged Support for RSF in Genocide Case

Sudan has filed a case against the United Arab Emirates (UAE) at the International Court of Justice (ICJ), accusing it…

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