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Cholera-hit South African town blames government for deadly outbreak/in /by
Anger at the government is widespread and growing in the small town 50 kilometres (30 miles) north of Pretoria where residents battle power and water outages for several hours a day.
Sudan: Fears of communal conflict persist as ceasefire begins/in /by
In the sixth week of war, witnesses reported a relative calm had taken hold, both in greater Khartoum and in the Darfur region's cities of Nyala and El Geneina, which have been among the other main battlegrounds. However, some people Yasser fear the poison of war may deepen communal cleavages.
Libya: the beginning of rapprochement between rivals from the East and the West/in /by
A few weeks before a deadline to organize elections in Libya, the sidelining of the head of the parallel government in the East reflects the beginning of a rapprochement behind the scenes between the strong man of this region and the camp of the West, recognized by the UN, according to analysts.
South Africa enters the luxury olive oil market/in /by
South Africa is known for producing wines but not necessarily olive oil. Much of the production is in Cape Town whose Mediterranean weather is ideal for growing olives.
Georgia announces release of two sailors kidnapped by pirates off Gabon/in /by
Georgia on Wednesday announced the release of two sailors kidnapped in early May by pirates off the coast of Gabon, close to a Gabonese commercial port.
Europe dumps 90% of used clothes in Africa & Asia -Report/in /by
This concerning trend, brought to light by the European Environment Agency (EEA), emphasizes the alarming impact of textile waste on the environment and climate change, ranking it as the fourth most significant source of pressure resulting from European consumption.
Racism: Brazilians protest in support of international Vinícius Jr/in /by
Chanting slogans such as “end with racism in Spain and in Brazil”, about 100 Brazilians some belonging to human rights groups and Black movements protested Tuesday (May 23). Brazilian international Vinícius Junior was racially abused during a fixture in Spain on Sunday (May 21).
Cameroon: 30 women kidnapped by Anglophone separatists/in /by
A group of 30 women were kidnapped by pro-independence rebels nearly four days ago in western Cameroon, which has been bloodied for more than six years by a conflict between separatists from the English-speaking minority and the security forces, according to authorities.
Senegalese prosecutor calls for 10-year jail term for Ousmane Sonko/in /by
Highly popular among young people, Sonko has branded the trial a political plot aimed at scuttling his bid for the 2024 presidency
‘A day without press’ in Guinea as the media snubs ruling junta/in /by
Private media and online outlets in the West African state of Guinea on Tuesday launched a one-day boycott of news in protest at press and internet restrictions by the ruling junta