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Traders disrupted as Uganda closes border due to Ebola outbreak in Congo/in /by
Traders are facing significant losses after Uganda closed its border with the Democratic Republic of the Congo due to Ebola fears.
Libya presses on rebuilding flood-ravaged Derna but trauma persists/in /by
Nearly three years after a catastrophic storm tore through eastern Libya's port city of Derna killing almost 4,000 people the city is getting back on its feet, but the trauma persists.
Displaced migrants leave South Africa after xenophobic attacks/in /by
Displaced migrants following xenophobic violence in South Africa’s Western Cape province left the region by bus on Thursday.
Fitch lifts South Africa rating in first upgrade in two decades/in /by
Fitch Ratings raised South Africa's credit rating on Friday, citing stronger fiscal discipline and lower-than-expected debt, marking its first upgrade of the country in more than two decades.
Al-Qaeda-linked armed group JNIM releases propaganda video of Mali attack/in /by
The Al-Qaeda-linked armed group Jama'at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM) has released a propaganda video of the attack on 25 April 2026 against the Malian army camp and the airport in Sevaré, near Mopti, in central Mali.
Clinic in DR Congo’s Ebola epicenter ‘overwhelmed’ with patients/in /by
A hospital in the Ebola-hit region of Bunia in the Democratic Republic of Congo is overwhelmed by the huge number of patients.
Anti-migrant violence leaves even South Africans living in fear/in /by
The coastal town of Mossel Bay along South Africa’s Western Cape was the site of last week’s anti-migrant rampage. Nineteen-year-old South African Nhlamulo Sambo died amid that violence. His family say he was attacked because he was Tsonga and blame his death on what they call a “tribal war."
Most US deportees to DRC returned to home countries, Kinshasa says/in /by
Of the 15 South American migrants deported to DR Congo from the United States in April, more than half have now left, Kinshasa said on Friday.
Nigerian jihadists kill 3 troops in first raid since death of IS leader/in /by
US and Nigerian forces last month killed Abu-Bilal al-Minuki, an IS second-in-command described as the "most active terrorist" in the world, at a remote village in the northeast of Africa's most populous country
Kenya Wildlife Service announce plans for relocation of Nairobi Animal Orphanage/in /by
The Kenya Wildlife service has rolled out plans to relocate its 62-year-old Nairobi animal orphanage due to an increase in the number of rescued wildlife it houses as a rising human population leads to more frequent conflict with the country's wildlife.