South Africa: Anti-Migrant Protesters Re-Mobilize
South African police used tear gas and stun grenades against anti-migrant protesters in Durban, amid renewed violence and looting.
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South African police used tear gas and stun grenades against anti-migrant protesters in Durban, amid renewed violence and looting.
Gabon's Justice Minister presented with plans for a 120 million euro prison in Nkoltang
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Le rapport planète vivante 2026 du Fonds mondial pour la nature et du Parc zoologique de Londres révèle un déclin de 73% des populations de vertébrés sauvages en 52 ans.
Gabonese media professionals participate in a march to raise awareness about female cancers, in support of the October Rose campaign.
Les Etats-Unis ont annoncé des sanctions contre la Cour pénale internationale, provoquant des réactions au Kenya et en Ouganda.
Leaders of French and Spanish far-right parties meet in Ceuta to advocate for tougher migration laws
Ghanaian authorities tighten environmental controls on gold mining operations