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Published 1 hour ago • DW - Africa • via dw.com

Migrant Boat Capsizes in Mediterranean, Dozens Missing

A tragic incident in the Mediterranean Sea has left dozens of migrants missing after a boat capsized during its journey from Libya.

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Published 6 hours ago • Egypt Independent - Top News • via egyptindependent.com

Syria Closes Border Crossing Amid Israeli Airstrike Warnings

Syria has temporarily closed the Masnaa crossing on its border with Lebanon following warnings from Israel about impending airstrikes targeting the area.

Published 7 hours ago • ABC News - International • via abcnews.com

Pope Leo's First Easter Mass Highlights Hope Amid Global Struggles

Pope Leo XIV celebrated his first Easter Mass, emphasizing the importance of hope in the face of ongoing global conflicts and suffering.

Yesterday

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Published 1 day ago • DW - Top Stories • via dw.com

Kenya: Energy Executives Arrested Amid Fuel Manipulation Probe

Five senior figures were arrested on allegations of purchasing an emergency fuel shipment at inflated prices.

Published 1 day ago • DW - Top Stories • via dw.com

US-South Africa Relations Deteriorate

Relations between the United States and South Africa have soured, with President Donald Trump seeking to diminish South Africa's role on the global stage.

Fri, Apr 3

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Published 2 days ago • AllAfrica (EN) - Latest • via allafrica.com

Tinubu Addresses Victims of Plateau Violence at Airport

Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu met with families of victims from a recent violent attack in Plateau State, but his visit has drawn criticism for its limited scope.

Published 2 days ago • BBC News - Africa • via bbc.com

Burkina Faso's Military Leader Calls for Abandonment of Democracy

Ibrahim Traoré, the military leader of Burkina Faso, has stated that the country should abandon democratic governance, asserting that it is unsuitable for the nation.

Thu, Apr 2

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Published 2 days ago • DW - Africa • via dw.com

Burkina Faso's Security Forces Linked to Civilian Deaths

A recent report by Human Rights Watch indicates that Burkina Faso's security forces and allied militias are responsible for a significant number of civilian deaths, surpassing those caused by militant groups.

Published 3 days ago • DW - Africa • via dw.com

Fuel Shortages in Africa Amid Middle East Conflict

Africa is running low on fuel.

Published 3 days ago • DW - Africa • via dw.com

Tragic Stabbing Incident at Kampala Kindergarten

Four children were stabbed to death at a kindergarten in Kampala, Uganda, prompting a police investigation and public outcry.

Published 3 days ago • DW - Africa • via dw.com

Caster Semenya Critiques Olympic Ban on DSD Athletes

Caster Semenya has publicly criticized the Olympic ban affecting athletes with differences in sexual development (DSD), arguing it disproportionately impacts them.

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Published 3 days ago • AllAfrica (EN) - Latest • via allafrica.com

Gas Leak Hospitalizes Students and Teacher in Ogun State

A gas leak at Our Lady of Apostles Secondary School in Ijebu Ode, Ogun State, has resulted in the hospitalization of approximately 30 students and one teacher.

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Published 3 days ago • AllAfrica (EN) - Latest • via allafrica.com

Challenges in Combating Tuberculosis in Southern Africa

Experts highlight significant challenges in addressing tuberculosis (TB) in South Africa and Mozambique, particularly due to undiagnosed cases and drug-resistant infections.

Wed, Apr 1

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Published 4 days ago • The Guardian - UK • via theguardian.com

Trump Considers NATO Withdrawal Amid Criticism of Allies

President Donald Trump has indicated he is seriously contemplating withdrawing the United States from NATO, citing dissatisfaction with the alliance's support in the ongoing conflict involving Iran.

Published 4 days ago • DW - Top Stories • via dw.com

Challenges in Combating Tuberculosis in Southern Africa

Experts highlight the ongoing challenges of undiagnosed tuberculosis (TB) and drug-resistant infections in South Africa and Mozambique, despite overall progress in the continent's fight against the disease.

Published 4 days ago • DW - Africa • via dw.com

Spain Investigates Anti-Muslim Chants During Soccer Match

Spain's national team coach and football association have condemned fans for anti-Muslim chants during a friendly match against Egypt, prompting an investigation by Spanish authorities.

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Published 4 days ago • Al Jazeera (EN) - All • via aljazeera.com

Iraq Celebrates World Cup Qualification

Iraq has qualified for the FIFA World Cup for the first time in 40 years, prompting widespread celebrations across the country.

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Published 4 days ago • AllAfrica (EN) - Latest • via allafrica.com

DR Congo Qualifies for FIFA World Cup 2026

[Premium Times] A dramatic late winner from Axel Tuanzebe proved decisive, as the defender struck from close range in extra time to hand the Leopards a 1-0 victory Former Manchester United defender Axel Tuanzebe scores in extra time as DR Congo beat Jamaica 1-0 in qualifying playoff.

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Published 4 days ago • AllAfrica (EN) - Latest • via allafrica.com

Nigerian Transport Minister Resigns to Pursue Governorship

Said Ahmed Alkali has resigned from his position as Nigeria's Minister of Transportation to run for governor of Gombe State in the upcoming elections.

Tue, Mar 31

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Published 5 days ago • DW - Africa • via dw.com

Senegal Enacts New LGBTQ Law

Senegal's President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has signed a new law that significantly increases penalties for same-sex relations and related activities.

Published 5 days ago • The New York Times - World • via nytimes.com

King Charles to Visit the U.S. Amid Rising Tensions

King Charles is set to make his first state visit to the United States next month, despite rising tensions between President Trump and Britain over the war in Iran.

Published 5 days ago • DW - Top Stories • via dw.com

Zimbabwe Public Weighs Electoral Reforms Bill

Zimbabwe is currently holding nationwide public hearings on a proposed electoral reforms bill that could significantly impact the country's political landscape.

Published 5 days ago • DW - Africa • via dw.com

Concerns Rise Over Shark Populations Along Libya's Coast

Shark populations in the Mediterranean, particularly along Libya's coast, are facing severe threats due to unregulated fishing practices and lack of enforcement.

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Published 5 days ago • AllAfrica (EN) - Latest • via allafrica.com

Widespread Sexual Violence Documented in Darfur

A recent report by Doctors Without Borders (MSF) highlights alarming levels of sexual violence in Darfur, attributing many incidents to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia.

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