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KW 34: Gunmen kill 37 in Niger village, Jihadist attack in Burkina Faso kills 80 people, Uganda bans 54 NGOs

– NEWS – Gunmen kill 37 in Niger village: Armed men killed 37 civilians, including 14 children, in an attack on a village in southwest Niger, officials said Tuesday. Unidentified shooters opened fire on Monday in the commune of Banibangou, in the Tillaberi region near Niger’s border with Mali. A local official told AFP news […]

KW 34: Gunmen kill 37 in Niger village, Jihadist attack in Burkina Faso kills 80 people, Uganda bans 54 NGOs Read More »

KW 33: 170 Sudanese gunmen killed in Ethiopia, Zambia opposition leader Hichilema wins landslide in presidential election, Ebola case reported in Ivory Coast

– NEWS – 170 Sudanese gunmen killed in Ethiopia: At least 170 gunmen from neighboring Sudan have been killed in western Ethiopia, according to authorities. Without giving further details, the regional government of Benishangul-Gumuz announced on Saturday that the gunmen were „anti-peace elements“. According to the statement, their aim was to spread terror among the

KW 33: 170 Sudanese gunmen killed in Ethiopia, Zambia opposition leader Hichilema wins landslide in presidential election, Ebola case reported in Ivory Coast Read More »

KW 32: Tigray forces reportedly seize control of UN World Heritage Site in Ethiopia, More than 350 people killed in South Africa protests, Tunisia vaccinates more than half a million people in a day

– NEWS – Tigray forces reportedly seize control of UN World Heritage Site in Ethiopia: Forces from Ethiopia’s Tigray region have taken control of the town of Lalibela, whose famed rock-hewn churches are a United Nations World Heritage Site, and residents were fleeing, two eyewitnesses told Reuters last Thursday. The United States called on Tigrayan

KW 32: Tigray forces reportedly seize control of UN World Heritage Site in Ethiopia, More than 350 people killed in South Africa protests, Tunisia vaccinates more than half a million people in a day Read More »

KW 31: Hunger crisis in Tigray comes to a head, Arbitrary shooting by Congolese army soldier claims another victim, Famine in Madagascar endangers hundreds of thousands of people

– NEWS – Hunger crisis in Tigray comes to a head: The United Nations is warning of a worsening humanitarian catastrophe in Ethiopia. UNICEF has said more than 100,000 children could face extreme starvation in the next year as a result of major fighting in the country’s northern Tigray region. The United Nations Children’s Fund

KW 31: Hunger crisis in Tigray comes to a head, Arbitrary shooting by Congolese army soldier claims another victim, Famine in Madagascar endangers hundreds of thousands of people Read More »

KW 30: Vaccine production starts in Senegal, Sierra Leone abolishes the death penalty, Several opposition politicians arrested in Tanzania

– NEWS – Vaccine production starts in Senegal: Covid numbers are rising rapidly in Africa, with the World Health Organization reporting 43 percent more deaths within a week. At the same time, only a few people have been vaccinated. Now hopes are pinned on Senegal, where the Pasteur Institute in Dakar is trying to establish

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KW 29: South Africa begins cleanup after riots, Refugees in Libya subjected to torture and sexual violence, United Nations criticizes human rights violations in Tigray

– NEWS – South Africa begins cleanup after riots: More than a week ago, nationwide protests began with the arrest of former President Jacob Zuma on July 7. He was sentenced to 15 months in prison for contempt of court after failing to appear before an inquiry investigating corruption and state capture during his administration.

KW 29: South Africa begins cleanup after riots, Refugees in Libya subjected to torture and sexual violence, United Nations criticizes human rights violations in Tigray Read More »

KW 27: Prison sentence for South Africa’s former president; German intelligence suspects al-Qaeda offshoot behind attack on Bundeswehr; Protests against the king in eSwatini

– NEWS – Prison sentence for South Africa’s former president: For two years, Jacob Zuma refused to testify before a commission of inquiry into corruption scandals during his time in office. Now the former South African president has been sentenced by the Constitutional Court to 15 months in prison for contempt of court and repeated

KW 27: Prison sentence for South Africa’s former president; German intelligence suspects al-Qaeda offshoot behind attack on Bundeswehr; Protests against the king in eSwatini Read More »

KW 23: At least 160 killed in village raid in Burkina Faso, Nigeria blocks Twitter, Several dead in eastern Congo attacks

– NEWS – At least 160 killed in village raid in Burkina Faso: Armed men killed at least 160 people in an attack on a village in northern Burkina Faso, the country’s worst attack in recent years, officials say. Homes and the local market were burned during the raid on Solhan in the early hours

KW 23: At least 160 killed in village raid in Burkina Faso, Nigeria blocks Twitter, Several dead in eastern Congo attacks Read More »

KW 22: Thousands in Goma evacuated amid fears of further volcanic eruption, Mali’s top court declares coup leader Goita as interim president, Germany officially recognises colonial-era Namibia genocide

– NEWS – Thousands in Goma evacuated amid fears of further volcanic eruption: Seismologists in the Democratic Republic of Congo reported 61 earthquakes in a 24-hour period on Saturday around the Mount Nyiragongo volcano, which erupted a week ago, warning residents to keep well away from lava flows. The 11,500-foot-high volcano sits around 15 kilometers

KW 22: Thousands in Goma evacuated amid fears of further volcanic eruption, Mali’s top court declares coup leader Goita as interim president, Germany officially recognises colonial-era Namibia genocide Read More »

KW 17: Gang violence in northwest Nigeria, Blocked patent rights – Africa warns of a “vaccine apartheid”, After the fire in Cape Town – the extent of losses at the Jagger library was enormous

– NEWS – Gang violence in northwest Nigeria: Attacks by suspected bandits across villages in Zamfara State have left at least 83 persons dead and hundreds of others, including women and children, injured. Local residents said motorcycle-riding gunmen stormed 13 villages in Magami district of Zamfara state on Wednesday, shooting residents, looting and burning homes.

KW 17: Gang violence in northwest Nigeria, Blocked patent rights – Africa warns of a “vaccine apartheid”, After the fire in Cape Town – the extent of losses at the Jagger library was enormous Read More »