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Mozambique sets December deadline to surrender illegal weapons
Mozambique's President Daniel Francisco Chapo warned on Sunday that illegally held weapons will be forcibly collected after December, when a...
Read moreDetailsEthiopia launches its first gold refinery, Prime Minister says
Ethiopia has launched its first gold refinery, a $50 million joint venture aimed at turning the East African nation into...
Read moreDetailsErik Prince’s forces suffer battlefield loss in Congo, former UFC fighter among wounded, sources say
Blackwater founder Erik Prince's forces suffered a major battlefield loss in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo in mid-September when enemy...
Read moreDetailsEritrea asks UN to intervene in standoff with Ethiopia
Eritrea asked the UN Security Council on Saturday to take deterrent measures against Ethiopia, according to a letter seen by...
Read moreDetailsAfrican Union delegation meets Congo rebels, calls for continued peace efforts
An African Union delegation that met Rwanda-backed rebels in eastern Congo has called for continued engagement in the peace process,...
Read moreDetailsEritrean troops drive through northern Ethiopian town, witnesses say
Eritrean soldiers drove through the northern Ethiopian town of Adigrat on Wednesday, two witnesses told Reuters, days after the Horn...
Read moreDetailsMali separatists announce withdrawal from strategic northern town
A separatist movement in northern Mali announced on Tuesday it was carrying out "a controlled withdrawal" from a strategic town...
Read moreDetailsNigeria military helicopter crashes with 32 aboard, rescue operations ongoing
A Nigerian military aircraft carrying 25 passengers and seven crew members crashed near a naval base in southwestern Ondo State...
Read moreDetailsAirstrikes and artillery hit north Ethiopia after Tigray capital’s fall, aid sources say
Airstrikes and artillery fire hit northern Ethiopia's Tigray region overnight into Monday morning, aid sources said, almost two weeks into...
Read moreDetailsPersistent violence stalling African development, Burundi’s Ndayishimiye tells summit
Persistent violence across Africa is taking a toll on farming, education and development, Burundi’s President told leaders at an African...
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