September 28, 2023
The current conflict serves as a stark indication that Mr. Abiy’s ability to uphold the ideals of his Nobel laureateship, bestowed upon him in 2019 for his pivotal role in ending protracted hostilities with Eritrea and guiding Ethiopia towards a democratic trajectory following nearly three decades of authoritarian rule, is facing significant challenges. Despite his
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Do you have what it takes to become a profitable sports bettor? If you are interested in betting on sports for a living in Africa, you probably also want to know a thing or two about the local sports scene. The more educated you are about sports betting in Africa, the higher your odds of
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If you want to know how to win big when playing an online fish game, you have come to the right place. Keep reading and discover valuable insights! Fish games are becoming increasingly popular. More and more players are enjoying these games for a simple reason – they offer an unmatched thrill! These interactive games
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Residents of Niamey, the capital of Niger, have expressed their reception of the plans to prosecute the former president, Mohamed Bazoum. This potential trial has become a major topic of discussion in the city, with some individuals supporting the announcement made by the ruling junta on Sunday. The military authorities revealed that Bazoum is set
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The escalating conflict in Sudan has resulted in the displacement of over 4 million people from their homes, as reported by the UN. Ongoing military operations in Omdurman were confirmed on August 8, with the Sudanese army intensifying its efforts to advance into the capital. One of the most distressing regions affected is Darfur in
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The lack of formal employment is a problem that currently affect a vast number of people worldwide. Unfortunately, the situation in South Africa regarding this matter is concerning, and the future ahead does not appear very encouraging. The latest national unemployment rate presented by the National Statistics Agency of South Africa (Stats SA) was based
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In response to the threat of military intervention from neighboring countries, the leaders of Niger’s coup have taken a significant step by shutting down the country’s airspace until further notice. The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) demanded the reinstatement of President Mohamed Bazoum by Sunday, which prompted the junta’s move. ECOWAS had warned
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The Wagner Group’s presence in the Central African Republic (CAR) has permeated its government, military, and economic sectors, turning the country into a testing ground for Russian influence, warn experts. The mercenaries have set their sights on capturing the CAR’s lucrative diamond market, engaging in theft and smuggling of the precious gems while eliminating anyone
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The governments of Namibia and Botswana are facing concerns over the potential risks to their precious water resources as they have granted a license to the Canadian firm ReconAfrica for oil prospecting in the Cubango Okavango River Basin, an expansive area spanning 34,000km². The vast river basin encompasses 700,000km² and comprises an intricate network of
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In the age of social media dominance, Instagram has emerged as a juggernaut platform, enchanting millions with its visually captivating content and influencer-driven culture. However, beyond the seemingly idyllic facade lurks a disconcerting reality – a distressing surge of fake news perpetuated by influential Instagram accounts. This in-depth investigation delves into the alarming trend of
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