Sudan Rebukes Kenya for hosting Rebels

That the event’s stated goal is to establish a parallel government in a part of Sudanese territory.The foreign ministry expressed its regret that the Kenyan government had reneged on its obligations under international law, the UN Charter, and the Genocide Convention by allowing the gathering, which involved the RSF, which it holds responsible for ongoing…

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Africa’s Richest Man, Aliko Dangote Announces $400 million plan to revive second cement plant in Ethiopia

Aliko Dangote, Africa’s richest man, has announced a $400 million plan to revive a second production line at the Mugher cement plant in Ethiopia, aiming to double the facility’s annual capacity to 5 million tons.The Ethiopian plant that became operational in 2015 has faced challenges, including recurrent violence in the region, Bloomberg reported. This led…

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M23 Takes Over Another D.R. Congo City

M23 Rebel entered Bukavu city, the second-largest city in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), after advancing rapidly in the country. A local official, a security source, and five witnesses reported seeing the rebels there on Sunday, while a spokesperson for the militia told the Reuters news agency: “We are there.” The armed…

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Ramaphosa Replies Trump: Our Sovereignty is significant than external aid from the United States

The South African President, Cyril Ramaphosa via his X verified handle says his government’s land policy is in the interest of citizens and does not warrant official criticism from the US. 🇿🇦 🇺🇸 Mr Ramaphosa said that the act is a legal process that allows equitable access to land and addresses historical disparities. He said,…

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Uganda Strengthens Positions in Eastern D.R.C, Museveni Advises Tshisekedi to Negotiate with M23

The Ugandan Defence Forces (UDF) has moved to strengthen its positions in the DR Congo territory following recent escalated violence in the country’s eastern region. The UDF have announced this Friday that it will adopt a defensive posture for until the crisis is over and normalcy returns. The Ugandan military further reiterated that it remains…

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Burkina Faso President rejects IMF financial help

_SPHIWE SEMOSA In a bold assertion of financial sovereignty, Burkina Faso has declined financial assistance from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), marking a pivotal moment in the country’s economic and political trajectory. President Ibrahim Traore’s administration has chosen to forgo the IMF’s Extended Credit Facility, which was designed to address the nation’s balance of payments…

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