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Maputo Confirms Deaths of 7 Mozambican Nationals in South Africa Amid Rising Xenophobic Attacks

Mozambique has confirmed the deaths of seven citizens in South Africa following a wave of xenophobic attacks in Mossel Bay, with hundreds of Mozambican nationals now being repatriated amid rising regional tensions and conflicting official reports on the death toll.

Over 100 Dead in Zamfara as Airstrike on Civilians in Nigeria Sparks Fury

Amnesty International says at least 100 civilians were killed after a Nigerian military airstrike struck a crowded market in Tumfa, Zamfara State, intensifying scrutiny of Nigeria’s counterinsurgency operations.

The Sahel’s Bleeding Edge: Zamfara Massacre Challenges Africa’s New Security Roadmap

While the capital votes, the Northwest bleeds. At least 50 are dead in a brutal 10-hour siege in Zamfara, exposing a widening security gap that challenges Nigeria's sovereignty and the AU’s "Silencing the Guns" mandate. Read the full analysis of the Tungan Dutse massacre.

The Plunder Machine: Angola Civil Society Crackdown as Oil Billions Vanish

As Angola reels from deadly fuel protests and deepening poverty, a new NGO law tightens control over civil society while billions in oil revenue continue to disappear. With elections looming in 2027, the country’s political and economic fault lines are widening.

South Africa Anti-Migrant School Protests Targeting Children in Durban

Protests at Addington Primary School in Durban have drawn national attention to South Africa’s growing anti-migrant sentiment, as children are caught in clashes over education, citizenship, and constitutional rights.

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Abeïbara Strike: Mali Claims 50 Fighters Killed in Kidal Operation

Mali's military says an Abeïbara strike killed at least 50 fighters in Kidal. Independent confirmation remains absent as analysts question casualty claims and the wider security situation.

CBN to Force Banks to Honour Domiciliary Account Withdrawals

The Central Bank of Nigeria is preparing measures to compel banks to honour domiciliary account withdrawals after complaints from customers who say they are being denied access to their foreign currency funds despite meeting account requirements.

Senegal Doctors Strike Begins As Diphtheria Outbreak Grows

A three-day Senegal doctors strike has begun nationwide, restricting public hospitals to emergency services only. The walkout comes as a diphtheria outbreak spreads across Senegal, with more than 100 confirmed cases and 11 deaths reported across 12 regions.

Kubwa Gas Explosion: Car Rams Into Station, 9 Shops And Police Post Razed

The Kubwa gas explosion destroyed nine shops and a police traffic post after a car crashed into a gas station near Liberty Junction in Abuja. The driver and a child survived as emergency responders battled the blaze.

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