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A federal investigative panel confirmed that all 37 detainees suffocated while held by the Niger State Security Service in September.

Egypt’s New Cairo Misdemeanours Court fined Lina Attalah and ordered Mada Masr’s website closed, a blow to press freedom.

Rescue teams recovered two victims from the Holy City Church site in Bwerenga, sparking calls for stricter oversight.

Bronkhorstspruit water contamination sparks a surge in gastrointestinal cases, prompting emergency health actions.

A year after Rapid Support Forces seized North Darfur’s capital, displaced families still face looting, sexual violence and a stalled peace process

Armed men targeted the Chole and Birbo kebeles of Shirka Woreda, Arsi Zone, killing at least 48 civilians and injuring more than 31, according to Addis Standard.

The tragedy near Kanga, Mtito Andei, prompted Ruto to call for stricter driver vigilance on the busy corridor.

The new Megequ dam, opened Friday by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, aims to irrigate up to 1,200 hectares and revitalize agriculture in Ethiopia's Amhara region.

Fifteen years after promising a new partnership, France still wrestles with colonial guilt while seeking influence in West and Central Africa.