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'They even murder children': Burkinabes caught in conflict crossfire

In northern Cote d'Ivoire, thousands of refugees from neighbouring Burkina Faso have fled two threats – jihadist attacks, and massacres committed by army-backed militiamen who target the Fulani community.

Radio France Internationale · Oct 5, 2024

At least 70 killed in gang attack on Haitian town, UN says

The death toll from a grisly attack Thursday on a small Haitian town by the heavily armed Gran Grif gang has risen to at least 70, the UN human rights office said Friday, adding that women and children were among those killed.

France 24 · Oct 4, 2024

More than 100 people missing after being forced off boats in Djibouti

Nearly 50 people dead and 108 unaccounted for after smugglers apparently force passengers into the water

The Guardian - UK · Oct 4, 2024

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At least 78 people killed after boat capsizes in DRC

At least 58 rescued, as official warns death toll could rise after boat carrying 278 people sinks.

Al Jazeera · Oct 3, 2024

Suspected Marburg virus cases in Hamburg test negative amid fears of outbreak

Rwanda is currently experiencing an outbreak of Marburg virus with 36 cases confirmed as of Wednesday

The Independent UK · Oct 3, 2024

Marburg virus outbreak: What you need to know as Europe fears cases

Virus, which has similarities to Ebola, has killed at least twelve people during an outbreak in Rwanda

The Independent UK · Oct 3, 2024

Tanzania suspends news websites over ad referencing killings of dissidents

Regulator says advert by publisher of the Citizen newspaper ‘likely to harm national unity’

The Guardian - UK · Oct 3, 2024

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Marburg virus deaths rise to 11 as source still being investigated

Marburg hemorrhagic fever has killed 11 people in Rwanda as the East African country continues to investigate the source of the outbreak

The Independent UK · Oct 3, 2024

Hamburg train station platforms closed over suspected Marburg virus cases

A medical student and his girlfriend who had just returned from Rwanda fell ill while travelling through Germany

Evening Standard · Oct 3, 2024

Marburg virus outbreak spreads in Rwanda

Most infected are health care workers treating patients in the capital, but officials fear more cases will emerge

Salon · Oct 3, 2024

Experts Blame COVID Trauma For Americans Panic Buying Toilet Paper And Share The Real Reason Why There's A Shortage

Toilet paper shortages in the US are not due to a port strike but panic buying fueled by pandemic memories. Experts advise against unnecessary hoarding.

International Business Times UK · Oct 3, 2024

More than 700,000 people are displaced in Haiti, according to the UN

More than 700,000 people are now displaced from their homes in Haiti, more than half of whom are children, the United Nations said Wednesday, as gang violence ravages the country.

Radio France Internationale · Oct 2, 2024

‘In El Fasher you face only death’: Sudan city empties as paramilitaries close in

Hungry people run risk of shelling, bandits and militias on roads out as Rapid Support Forces try to take city

The Guardian - UK · Oct 2, 2024

Boy, 4, begs father for bread in heartbreaking videos before he starved to death

In one of the videos, little Benjamin Cervera can be heard pleading, ‘Dad, dad, I want some bread’

The Independent UK · Oct 1, 2024

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International Business Times · Oct 1, 2024

Kenyan Lawmarkers Seek To Impeach Deputy President

Kenyan lawmakers on Tuesday initiated a motion to impeach the Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua in an unprecedented political move portending an acrimonious fallout within the ruling party.

Newslaundry · Oct 1, 2024

‘We’re here to protect you’: Cops kept tab on Ladakh protesters from Haryana border

Rain, snow, or sun. Nothing could halt their ‘Delhi Chalo March’ on foot, which began from Leh on September 1 and was to culminate at Rajghat in Delhi on the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi on October 2.

The Conversation · Oct 1, 2024

Western media outlets are trying to fix their racist, stereotypical coverage of Africa. Is it time African media did the same?

Quick question: what do these titles have in common? A Dark Continent Seeking Light; Sure, Ebola is Bad. Africa has Worse, or; Magic and Cannibalism in the African Jungle. You guessed it – they’re all about Africa. But the most correct answer is they’re all headlines that have appeared in…

Al Jazeera · Oct 1, 2024

Nigerians decry ‘anti-poor’ measures in new protests against the government

The country’s highest food inflation levels in decades have pushed businesses to shutter and forced many to go hungry.

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Radio France Internationale · Oct 1, 2024

France puts Rwandan doctor on trial for alleged role in 1994 genocide

Eugene Rwamucyo, a former doctor who practiced in France until 2010, went on trial in Paris on Tuesday accused of participating in Rwanda's 1994 genocide. His is the eighth such case to be tried in France, which has refused to extradite suspects over concerns they would be denied a fair…

International Business Times · Oct 1, 2024

Anger Meets Tear Gas As Nigeria Hardship Protests Fizzle Out

Rallies over economic hardship struggled to build momentum in Nigeria on Tuesday as the country battles its worst economic crisis in a generation.

International Business Times · Oct 1, 2024

Rwandan Ex-doctor On Trial In France Accused Of Genocide

A former doctor went on trial in Paris on Tuesday accused of genocide in Rwanda, the latest suspect to face justice in France three decades after the massacre of the African country's Tutsi population by the Hutu majority.

The Independent UK · Oct 1, 2024

Rebel group in Congo generates $300,000 monthly in seized mining areas, UN says

An armed rebel group in Congo generates around $300,000 a month in revenue through its control of a mining area in the east of the country, the U.N. Security Council heard

The Independent UK · Sep 30, 2024

Doctors Without Borders raises alarm on 'unprecedented' sexual violence in Congo

Doctors Without Borders says it has treated an “unprecedented” number of victims of sexual violence in Congo last year

Latin Times · Sep 30, 2024

McDonald's Went Years Without Noticing Employees Were Human Trafficking Victims, Report Finds: "Can't Undo the Damage to My Mental Health"

A BBC investigation that a gang of Czech traffickers exploited 16 vulnerable victims, forcing them to work for years at a McDonald's and a bakery in the UK.

The Independent UK · Sep 30, 2024

Mother of Egyptian activist starts hunger strike to call for his release

The mother of a prominent Egyptian rights activist has said that she has started a hunger strike to pressure authorities to release her son Alaa Abdel-Fattah, who rose to prominence with the 2011 pro-democracy uprisings that swept the Middle East and in Egypt toppled long-time President Hosni Mubarak

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