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Mozambique Conflict Escalates: Over 46,000 Displaced in One Week Amid Renewed Attacks

A fresh surge of violence by armed groups in northern Mozambique has forced over 46,000 people to flee their homes in just one week, deepening the humanitarian crisis in the…

Africa News Now August 4, 2025

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M23 Rebels Killed 169 Civilians in Eastern DRC Attack Amid Rising Tensions

At least 169 civilians, mostly Congolese Hutu farmers, were massacred earlier this month in an attack by M23 rebels in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), according to a…

Africa News Now August 1, 2025

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AU Rejects RSF’s Self-Appointed Government in Sudan, Warns of Deeper Crisis

The African Union has firmly rejected the Rapid Support Forces’ move to establish a parallel government in Sudan, warning it could worsen the ongoing civil war and derail any path…

Africa News Now July 31, 2025

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Kenya Bans Online Alcohol Sales, Raises Legal Drinking Age in Sweeping Public Health Crackdown

Kenya has unveiled a tough new set of measures to restrict alcohol access nationwide, part of an aggressive campaign to combat rising levels of alcohol abuse, especially among young people.…

Africa News Now July 31, 2025

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Fuel Price Hike Sparks Deadly Protests in Angola, Leaving 22 Dead and Over 1,200 Arrested

At least 22 people have been killed and over 1,200 arrested in Angola as violent protests erupted nationwide in response to a sharp hike in diesel prices. Authorities say the…

Africa News Now July 30, 2025

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Morocco’s King Marks 26th Throne Day with Economic Optimism, Renewed Call for Algerian Rapprochement

Morocco’s King Mohammed VI celebrated his 26th Throne Day on Wednesday with a nationally televised address that emphasized economic resilience, industrial growth, and a renewed appeal for reconciliation with neighboring…

Africa News Now July 30, 2025

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Ouattara’s Fourth-Term Bid Sparks Outrage in Ivory Coast Ahead of 2025 Elections

President Alassane Ouattara’s announcement that he will seek a fourth term in office has triggered sharp backlash from opposition parties and constitutional scholars in Ivory Coast, who call the move…

Africa News Now July 30, 2025

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Togo Confirms Dozens Killed in Jihadist Attacks as Sahel Insecurity Spills South

Togo’s foreign minister has revealed that at least 54 civilians and 8 soldiers have been killed in a wave of jihadist attacks this year, marking a rare official confirmation of…

Africa News Now July 30, 2025

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Nigerian Nurses Begin Nationwide Strike Over Pay, Safety and Staffing Demands

Tens of thousands of nurses and midwives in Nigeria began a nationwide strike at midnight on Tuesday, crippling healthcare delivery across public hospitals. The seven-day industrial action comes after the…

Africa News Now July 30, 2025

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Bobi Wine Decries Rising Threats Ahead of Uganda’s 2026 Presidential Election

Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine says the country’s political climate is worsening rapidly ahead of presidential elections scheduled for January 2026, accusing the government of escalating threats and intimidation against…

Africa News Now July 30, 2025

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Militant Attack on Burkina Faso Base Kills 50 Soldiers Amid Worsening Insurgency

Around 50 soldiers were killed in northern Burkina Faso on Monday after suspected Islamist militants launched a large-scale assault on a military base in Dargo, according to local security sources.…

Africa News Now July 30, 2025