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In tonight’s edition, at least 21 people died in Mozambique in post-electoral violence, after the top court confirmed long-ruling party Frelimo’s victory. Also, Famine has spread across war-torn Sudan and is projected to expand even further, a UN-backed assessment says. […]

In tonight’s edition, more than 700 people have been killed in El-Fasher in Sudan’s North Darfur state since May, according to the UN. Also, France began withdrawing soldiers from Chad. And we’re just a few days away before Christmas, Chef

US President Joe Biden has arrived in Lobito to promote a massive railway project that links Angola’s Atlantic Ocean to mining regions in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Zambia. Known as the Lobito Corridor, the project is viewed as

In tonight’s edition, a draft deal on climate finance was rejected by African nations at Cop29. Also, the Algerian Press Agency confirms that French Algerian novelist, Boualem Sansal has been arrested by Algerian authorities. And supporters of Kizza Besigye are planning a

In tonight’s edition, Mali’s ruling junta appoints Abdoulaye Maïga as new Prime Minister. Also, Kenyan President William Ruto cancels controversial deals with India’s Adani Group. And Southern African leaders resolve to keep troops in conflict-torn eastern Congo for another year. Source link

In the Democratic Republic of Congo, parties from the political opposition have announced that they consider President Felix Tshisekedi’s plan to change the constitution as tantamount to a coup d’etat, and vowed to fight the move. Source link Clarisse FORTUNÉ

In tonight’s edition, Senegal is on the home stretch of Sunday’s parliamentary elections, a decisive moment for the ruling party PASTEF, in its quest for a majority in the National Assembly. Also, an Amnesty International report discloses that French-manufactured military technology

In tonight’s edition, Botswana’s new president Duma Boko is sworn in after his landslide election victory kicked out the party in power for nearly 60 years.  Also, tensions are still running high in Mozambique after the October 9 election. And urban

Violent protests have escalated in Mozambique with authorities reportedly using live rounds on citizens to squash dissent following a challenged election. Demonstrations began when opposition leader Venancio Mondlane’s lawyer was assassinated in his car, leading to outcries of government repression

In Uganda, Donald Trump’s victory in the United States brings joy, reaching even the top levels of the state and military. The Biden administration imposed numerous sanctions on officials, military personnel, and police officers over the past years for corruption