Mali's Military Claims 4,880 Combatants Neutralized in Recent Operations
Mali's military says it has neutralized 4,880 combatants and destroyed 162 bases in recent operations against armed groups.
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Mali's military says it has neutralized 4,880 combatants and destroyed 162 bases in recent operations against armed groups.
Un monument à l'effigie de Thomas Sankara a été inauguré à Rome, en présence du ministre burkinabè de la Culture, Pingdwendé Gilbert Ouédraogo.
L'Algérie suspend ses exportations d'urée vers la France, une décision qui menace un flux commercial estimé à environ 219 millions de dollars pour l'année 2025.
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The first African Media and Information Education Salon was held in Douala, Cameroon, with participants from 17 countries discussing the challenges of misinformation.
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Brazilians head to the polls on Sunday for the second round of the presidential election, pitting Lula da Silva against Flavio Bolsonaro.
The Central African Republic has made progress, but still faces challenges, according to the head of the UN's Minusca mission.
Cameroonian footballer Alexandra Takounda joins Lékié FF after contract termination with Turkish club Giresun due to financial difficulties.