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Libya Power Outage Protests Escalate as Army Moves to Restore Gas Supplies
Protests over electricity shortages in Libya escalated after demonstrators stormed the Mellitah Oil and Gas complex and shut gas supplies to power plants, forcing authorities to deploy security forces.
North Kordofan: Sudan Army Claims Control of Key Towns After RSF Battles
Sudan's army says it has regained control of three key North Kordofan towns from the Rapid Support Forces, a move that could strengthen supply routes into El Obeid and reshape the conflict across central Sudan.
Ebola outbreak in DRC cases pass 3,000 as Bunia health workers strike
The Ebola outbreak in DRC has exceeded 3,000 confirmed cases, with more than 1,300 deaths recorded. Health workers in Bunia have launched a strike over unpaid bonuses, adding pressure to an already stretched response effort.
Tanzania Lecturer Terrorism Case Escalates After Court Grants Bail
The Tanzania lecturer terrorism case has intensified after University of Dodoma lecturer Melkisedeki Kaijage was charged with terrorism just days after securing bail on a lesser offence. Rights groups and opposition figures say the move reflects a wider crackdown
DRC National Dialogue Set for August as Tshisekedi Agrees to Opposition Talks
President Félix Tshisekedi has agreed to a DRC national dialogue before 15 August after church mediation, amid opposition demands and eastern conflict.
