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CAR residents face water shortages and blackouts: Video
CAR residents face water shortages and blackouts: Video
Human Rights Watch links pro-junta militias to Burkina massacre as junta denies
Human Rights Watch links pro-junta militias to Burkina massacre as junta denies
Factbox-Countries considered for Trump's potential new travel ban
Factbox-Countries considered for Trump's potential new travel ban
US expels South Africa's ambassador, calling him 'race-baiting' Trump hater
US expels South Africa's ambassador, calling him 'race-baiting' Trump hater
Niger orders three Chinese oil officials out of country, sources say
Niger orders three Chinese oil officials out of country, sources say
Somalia rejects any plan to use its territory to resettle others, minister says
Somalia rejects any plan to use its territory to resettle others, minister says
'USAID pullout has left over $300 million debt for Zimbabwe', says health minister - Video
'USAID pullout has left over $300 million debt for Zimbabwe', says health minister - Video
Embattled Congo president considers sitting down with M23 rebels
Embattled Congo president considers sitting down with M23 rebels
Israel rejects Hamas offer to free Israeli-American hostage as 'psychological warfare'
Israel rejects Hamas offer to free Israeli-American hostage as 'psychological warfare'
EU to sanction nine people over Congo violence, diplomats say
EU to sanction nine people over Congo violence, diplomats say
Explainer-Why are Ethiopia and Eritrea on the brink of a possible war?
Explainer-Why are Ethiopia and Eritrea on the brink of a possible war?
Somalia and Somaliland say no talks on resettling Palestinians from Gaza
Somalia and Somaliland say no talks on resettling Palestinians from Gaza
Olympics-Olympians make climate plea to IOC presidential candidates
Olympics-Olympians make climate plea to IOC presidential candidates
Global displacement to rise by 6.7 million people by end of next year, aid group says
Global displacement to rise by 6.7 million people by end of next year, aid group says
Namibia's cholera-free decade ends with one confirmed case
Namibia's cholera-free decade ends with one confirmed case
Ugandan UN judge convicted in Britain after 'slavery' trial
Ugandan UN judge convicted in Britain after 'slavery' trial
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf opens historic hub for African women leaders in Monrovia
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf opens historic hub for African women leaders in Monrovia
Zimbabwe Roundup: Journalist arrested, ZiG downgrade, Trump-induced unemployment
Zimbabwe Roundup: Journalist arrested, ZiG downgrade, Trump-induced unemployment
Tanzania declares end of Marburg Virus outbreak
Tanzania declares end of Marburg Virus outbreak
EU pledges 4.7 billion euros to South Africa as Trump brings them closer
EU pledges 4.7 billion euros to South Africa as Trump brings them closer
Ethiopia and Eritrea on path to war, Tigray officials warn
Ethiopia and Eritrea on path to war, Tigray officials warn
Congo weighs attending talks with M23 in Angola as rebels make demands
Congo weighs attending talks with M23 in Angola as rebels make demands
African Union urges members to reject Sudan's parallel government
African Union urges members to reject Sudan's parallel government
Southern African bloc to withdraw troops from Congo in phases
Southern African bloc to withdraw troops from Congo in phases
Liberian health bill on abortion, euthanasia, same-sex marriage faces opposition
Liberian health bill on abortion, euthanasia, same-sex marriage faces opposition
Kenyan woman sentenced to death in Vietnam for drug trafficking
Kenyan woman sentenced to death in Vietnam for drug trafficking
Egypt appreciates Trump's decision not to displace Gazans
Egypt appreciates Trump's decision not to displace Gazans
Arab states to keep talking with Trump envoy on Egypt's Gaza plan
Arab states to keep talking with Trump envoy on Egypt's Gaza plan
Congo, M23 rebels to begin direct peace talks on March 18, Angola says
Congo, M23 rebels to begin direct peace talks on March 18, Angola says
Irish leader urges surge of aid to Gaza ahead of Trump meeting
Irish leader urges surge of aid to Gaza ahead of Trump meeting
East African bloc urges South Sudan to free arrested officials
East African bloc urges South Sudan to free arrested officials
Ethiopia's Tigray region urges federal intervention after town seized
Ethiopia's Tigray region urges federal intervention after town seized
EU considers lifting visa curbs on Ethiopia
EU considers lifting visa curbs on Ethiopia
Zimbabwe strengthens ties with Russia in bid to join BRICS
Zimbabwe strengthens ties with Russia in bid to join BRICS
Somalia hotel siege death toll rises to 10, officer says
Somalia hotel siege death toll rises to 10, officer says
Putin orders army to eject last Ukrainian troops from Russian territory
Putin orders army to eject last Ukrainian troops from Russian territory
Nigerian senator Natasha Akpoti appeals to global leaders after sexual harassment suspension
Nigerian senator Natasha Akpoti appeals to global leaders after sexual harassment suspension
'We'll see' on support for German borrowing bonanza, Greens party leader says
'We'll see' on support for German borrowing bonanza, Greens party leader says
Tanzania Roundup: First mpox cases recorded, $8 million water initiative, improved healthcare
Tanzania Roundup: First mpox cases recorded, $8 million water initiative, improved healthcare
Angola will attempt to broker direct talks between Congo and M23, presidency says
Angola will attempt to broker direct talks between Congo and M23, presidency says
UN's Haiti rights expert says fixing Haiti crisis is 'doable'
UN's Haiti rights expert says fixing Haiti crisis is 'doable'
Mauritius confers highest national award to Indian PM Narendra Modi
Mauritius confers highest national award to Indian PM Narendra Modi
Ugandan troops enter South Sudan as tensions rise
Ugandan troops enter South Sudan as tensions rise
Meningitis outbreak kills 26 in northwest Nigeria, official says
Meningitis outbreak kills 26 in northwest Nigeria, official says
US cuts force UN rights office to shut some work, including for Iraq torture victims
US cuts force UN rights office to shut some work, including for Iraq torture victims
