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War in Sudan: residents appeal for donations to survive
A "technical" plane crash left nine people dead on Sunday evening in Sudan, where residents are appealing for donations of food to survive in the East African country that has been ravaged for more than three months by a bloody war between the army and paramilitaries.
Plane crash kills nine in Sudan
Nine people, including four soldiers, were killed Sunday evening when a civilian plane crashed at Port Sudan's airport, in the east of the country. The army said the crash of the Antonov plane was due to “technical” reasons, adding that a child had survived.
Brazil’s most iconic monument lit up by Climate Clock
Rio de Janeiro's Christ the Redeemer statue was illuminated on Saturday to project the Climate Clock, showing how little time the world has left to slow global warming sufficiently to avert disaster.
Sudan: Crash of civilian plane kills nine
Nine people, including four soldiers, were killed Sunday evening when a civilian plane crashed at Port Sudan's airport, in the east of the country. The army said the crash of the Antonov plane was due to “technical” reasons, adding that a child had survived.
Egyptian researcher Patrick Zaki lands in Italy following presidential pardon
Freed Egyptian researcher and Bologna University alumnus Patrick Zaki arrived back in Italy, on Sunday (Jul. 23). He left Egypt a few days after his presidential pardon by President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi. Zaki vowed not to forget other activists still imprisoned.
Italy hosts conference to address migration across the Mediterranean
Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni on Sunday (Jul. 23) called for new, more equal relationships between Europe and migrants’ countries of origin and transit as she convened a summit of some 20 nations, EU officials and international organizations aimed at diminishing flows of illegal migration.
Many dead and injured as building collapses in Cameroon
A four-storey building collapses in Cameroon leaving many dead and injured as rescue workers continue to search the rubble for survivors
Freed Egyptian human rights activist pledges to continue work
Egyptian human rights campaigner, Patrick George Zaki, who was released from prison, insists he will continue to challenge injustice
Masai giraffes at increased risk after subspecies divides into two
Giraffes in Kenya and Tanzania could be at greater risk after researchers found a species had subdivided and made breeding less likely
Kenyan family demand answers over police killing
Relatives of a Kenyan man shot dead by police are demanding answers and say President Ruto is not doing enough to address concerns