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In Brief: Mali: Jeune Afrique Investigates the Drone War
The France 24 report summarizes the main available details, maintaining attributions to their sources.
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Ethiopia: Federal army intensifies offensive in the north, Tigray television targeted by drone
A week after fighting resumed in northern Ethiopia, the federal army is opening up multiple fronts, while a drone struck Tigray's public television in Mekelle.
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Guinea: opposition figure Sidya Touré, former prime minister, dies at 81
Twice a presidential candidate, he died in Paris without being able to see his country again.
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South Sudan: Washington Urges Juba to Address Humanitarian Crisis
The United States is threatening South Sudanese authorities with sanctions if they fail to improve the humanitarian situation, which affects nearly 10 million people, according to France 24.
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The Deportation Project: Burundian President Defends Accepting Deported Individuals "Except Criminals"
Burundian President Evariste Ndayishimiye asserts that his country welcomes people expelled from the United States, with the exception of criminals.
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Madagascar commemorates one year after Gen Z uprising
The military organizes commemorations of the 2025 movement, which part of the youth chose to boycott.
By EGazette AI · · 1 min read
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2027 CAN: Lions, Leopards and Elephants Set for Action
A special program reviews the latest developments regarding coaching changes and squad compositions of major African teams as the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations approaches.
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Migrant deportations: behind the scenes of opaque negotiations between Washington and African countries
An investigation coordinated by a consortium of 24 media outlets reveals how the Trump administration is negotiating with African states to agree to take in migrants deported from the United States, in exchange for funding, visas and diplomatic support.
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Ethiopia: Federal Army Says It Killed More Than 272 Rebels in 48 Hours
After four years of ceasefire, fighting has resumed in northern Ethiopia, where Tigrayan authorities say they are in "total war" against the federal government.
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Senegal: Senelec promises quick return to normal after series of power outages
The Senegalese electricity operator assures that the situation will return to normal soon, as Dakar has been experiencing new outages for several weeks.
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Morocco's Legislative Election: Polling Concludes with Low Turnout Among Young Voters
Nearly 16 million Moroccan voters went to the polls Wednesday to elect 395 members of the House of Representatives, with youth participation drawing particular scrutiny.
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Robert Dussey: "Togo's Choice is to Help AES Countries"
Togo's Foreign Minister argues against isolating Sahel Alliance member states, speaking at the UN General Assembly.
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Ethiopia: New armed coalition, "Alliance for Survival," rises against government
Seven armed groups from multiple regions of Ethiopia have formed a coalition aimed at overthrowing Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed.
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Sudan: war fuels galloping inflation
Since the beginning of the summer, the Sudanese pound has lost nearly half of its value in areas controlled by the army, sending the prices of basic necessities soaring.
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In Ethiopia, fighting reported between army and Tigrayan Defense Forces in Afar State
The Tigrayan Defense Forces have taken control of Mekelle airport, capital of Tigray, while seven armed movements announced the creation of an alliance aimed at overthrowing federal authorities, according to Le Monde.
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In Ethiopia, Tigrayan rebels say they are repelling a "federal forces invasion"
The Tigrayan Defense Forces claim to have taken control of Mekelle Airport, the capital of the state, as a new alliance of armed movements has formed against federal authorities.
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In short: In South Africa, 11 dead in an attack on a house in Durban; the country "in a state of shock and mourning
The report of Le Monde — Une summarizes the main elements available, maintaining the assertions attributed to their sources.
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South Sudan: President Dissolves Government Three Months Before Uncertain Elections
Salva Kiir had nonetheless enacted a law on Monday allowing him to remain in power until the December 22 vote, according to Le Monde.
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Rwanda and Belgium Restore Diplomatic Relations
Kigali had severed ties with Brussels in March 2025, accusing it of siding with Kinshasa in the DRC conflict.
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Morocco holds legislative elections amid social division
Moroccan voters go to the polls on Wednesday as the three parties in the outgoing majority government face off after five years in power.
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