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Burundi, next in line under the rotational leadership plan, had indicated it was not ready due to internal constraints.

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CHADEMA is demanding that all unlawfully detained citizens, members, and leaders be released immediately and unconditionally.

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The Quad initiative, announced on September 12, 2025, aims to first launch a three-month humanitarian truce to allow rapid delivery of aid to civilians nationwide.

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The EU’s ambassador to Somalia, Francesca Mouro, said that the bloc is preparing for a conference that will focus on accelerating these plans.

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Goma International Airport was closed in January at the height of renewed fighting in eastern DR Congo. At the time, M23 declared the facility unsafe.

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This year’s gathering will highlight the progress made, the persistent challenges, and the crucial importance of women's leadership in governance, culture, diplomacy, peace, and sustainable development within the Francophone world.

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Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty stressed Egypt's continued dedication to supporting Sudan's unity, territorial integrity, and the preservation of its national institutions.

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The plan seeks to ensure Somalis "are not passive victims of Ethiopia's unfolding political crisis but active participants in protecting their national rights and shaping their collective future".

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In recent days, the Emergency Relief Coordinator has travelled to various parts of the war-torn country and met leaders, frontline responders and survivors of the crisis.

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Butera was elected on Monday after securing 110 votes in the General Assembly. He joins China's Lingling Zhang, who was also elected in the same round.

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During his visit, Chakwera is expected to meet government officials, opposition figures, civil society leaders, religious authorities, and international partners.

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Besigye, who faces military court charges, has remained in custody despite repeated calls for bail and mounting concerns over his health. He is accused of possessing an illegal firearm and treachery, charges his supporters say are politically motivated.

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Improved production practices can reduce the need for antibiotics, while coordinated monitoring and cross-sector collaboration promote their responsible use.

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According to the Africa CDC, nine cases had been reported by November 14, with clinical samples tested by official government laboratories confirming the presence of Marburg, a severe and often fatal haemorrhagic fever.

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Wanu and Mohammed, who are married, now enter the Cabinet together, a decision expected to intensify criticism from opponents who have long accused President Samia of nepotism.

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The changes, announced in a televised address from State House in Chamwino on Monday, reflect Samia's commitment to stronger governance, youth empowerment, and improved service delivery.

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The case stems from the early years of the Darfur conflict, which erupted in 2003 when non-Arab communities rose against the Khartoum government, accusing it of decades of neglect.

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In January, Zanzibar welcomed 84,069 visitors, followed by 82,750 in February and 60,345 in March. International arrivals peaked mid-year, reaching 98,370 in July, 105,506 in August and 84,154 in September.

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The agreement, backed by Qatar and the United States, sets out eight implementation protocols, including ceasefire monitoring and prisoner exchanges and lays the groundwork for restoring state authority and facilitating the return of displaced populations.

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The US embassy could not confirm whether any specific applicant's information was compromised, but urged all e-visa users to stay vigilant for signs of identity theft.

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Dr Workneh recognised the announcement as a significant continental achievement and a clear indicator of Ethiopia’s growing and influential role in shaping global climate and development priorities

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The AUC highlighted that Ethiopia, under the leadership of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, has championed bold climate initiatives, specifically citing its ambitious reforestation efforts and the Green Legacy programme that "continue to inspire action across Africa and beyond."

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Qatar's chief negotiator, Mohammed Al-Khulaifi, hailed the deal as "historic," while cautioning that lasting peace would require "confidence, mutual respect and sincere commitment."

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WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus praised the Ethiopian government's efforts, noting that the "rapid and transparent response" by the Federal Ministry of Health and regional health authorities demonstrates the seriousness of the country's commitment to bringing the outbreak under control quickly."

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Thousands of families live in makeshift camps with little access to clean water, food, or hygiene services, leading to a cholera outbreak and rising child deaths.

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UNHCR notes that women and girls have been subjected to rape and other sexual violence, while parents search for missing children separated during the chaos.

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The senators described the October 29 elections as a sham, citing vote manipulation, abductions, and state-sponsored suppression.

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The ban had been imposed in December 2017 on the importation of meat, dairy and milk products, fruits and vegetables from South Africa.

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Al-Burhan stressed that the Sudanese people will not accept the RSF or its supporters, calling on the international community to "collect the weapons from these groups to establish peace in the country".

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According to the UN refugee agency, UNHCR, nearly 100,000 people have fled El Fasher and villages close by in the last two weeks alone.

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Addressing the 13th Parliament on November 14, 2025, President Samia expressed deep sorrow over the loss of life and disruption caused by the unrest. She called on Members of Parliament and guests to observe a one-minute silence in honour of the victims.

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Mwigulu Nchemba succeeds Kassim Majaliwa, who had held the position for a decade.

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Violence has intensified in recent weeks following the RSF’s takeover of El Fasher, capital of North Darfur state, after a siege that lasted more than a year.

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Facing raids, abductions, and threats to their lives, Tanzanian CHADEMA leaders have crossed into Kenya seeking urgent protection.

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The Commission has established 42 voter card distribution centres across these districts to ensure that residents can access their cards without difficulty.

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Despite a US-backed ceasefire, RSF forces continue their eastward offensive, sparking new waves of violence and mass civilian displacement across Kordofan.

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Eight people, including health workers, have reportedly fallen ill.

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The Tanzanian Parliament is set to approve the appointment later on Thursday following Suluhu's decisive win in the October 29 polls.

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Since biodiversity is the base of ecosystem services, the destruction of Kilimanjaro’s natural habitats affects not only plants and animals living in natural habitats but also humans whose well-being depends on this.

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According to the EU Naval Force, by the time the naval teams boarded the dhow, the pirates had abandoned it, leaving the original crew onboard.

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Scientists warn that 75 per cent of Kilimanjaro’s native plants have vanished — not because of climate change, but because of human land use, farming, and urban growth.

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Foreign Affairs Principal Secretary Korir Sing'Oei said Nairobi trusts the Ugandan leader "understands matters of sovereignty and natural resources."

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The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia captured North Darfur state capital El Fasher after more than 500 days of siege in late October, amid reports of widespread atrocities including summary executions and sexual violence.

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The arrests and detentions followed post-election violence in the country, which left one Kenyan teacher shot dead and led to hundreds of deaths and injuries, according to local reports.

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The amendment is part of efforts to accommodate the EAC’s new entrants and ensure all partner states have a voice in trade governance and dispute resolution.

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Amid bombing, looting, and displacement, Mashreq University turned technology and innovation into a lifeline for thousands of students.

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Tom Fletcher, the UN's top humanitarian official, is visiting Port Sudan, the de facto capital of Sudan. Meanwhile, a UN official told DW "dismal" international aid donations were severely hampering refugee assistance.

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The decision, announced on Tuesday during the ongoing COP30 summit in Belem, Brazil, saw Ethiopia beat Nigeria in the race to represent the continent as the next African host.

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According to court records, nearly 340 people have been detained across seven towns, with the largest numbers in Dar es Salaam and Iringa.

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The 2018 Revitalised Peace Agreement was the key safeguard against renewed civil war, but elements of its power-sharing and security provisions are fraying.

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The UN called for an “immediate cessation of hostilities” as well as the protection of civilians and aid workers, an end to hospital and civilian infrastructure attacks and unhindered access to aid.

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