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DRC says more than 300 killed in M23-held areas
Africa

DRC says more than 300 killed in M23-held areas

The government described the reported abuses as "crimes and serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law committed against civilians" and accused M23 of continuing actions that have worsened the situation in areas under its control.

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Ruto congratulates Hichilema on re-election as Zambia President
Politics

Ruto congratulates Hichilema on re-election as Zambia President

Hichilema, 64, secured 2,965,326 votes, representing about 61.4% of the valid vote, according to results released by the Electoral Commission of Zambia. His closest challenger, Brian Mundubile of the National Reconciliation Party for Unity and Progress (NRPUP), received 1,856,217 votes, or about 38%

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Mali pardons Frenchman jailed for alleged coup plot
Africa

Mali pardons Frenchman jailed for alleged coup plot

The West African nation, which was once under French colonial rule, has been fighting Islamist militants since 2012. The prolonged violence was among the reasons Goïta gave for taking power in a 2021 coup, although militant attacks have persisted under military rule.

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Three Tanzanian park rangers arrested after man dies in Ngorongoro
Africa

Three Tanzanian park rangers arrested after man dies in Ngorongoro

Police are investigating how 25-year-old Sefu Musa died after the group was detained inside the conservation area. His fellow traveller, Salimu Haji, was taken to hospital where he is receiving treatment, while the third man, Abdallah Nuru, managed to return to Arusha following the incident.

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UNEP warns of toxic environmental legacy as Sudan war rages on
Africa

UNEP warns of toxic environmental legacy as Sudan war rages on

Among the worst-affected areas is the Sunut Forest, a six-square-kilometre wildlife reserve in central Khartoum. Once a vital refuge for migratory birds and a natural barrier against flooding from the nearby White Nile, much of the forest has been cleared as residents cut down acacia trees for firewood

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