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Trans Student Assaults Officers After Viral Campus Confrontation

Argentina Coach Assaults Spain's Dani Olmo at World Cup

Water fleas, moon tech, sewage‑eating larvae win £100,000 each

Argentina star punches Spain captain Rodri, igniting post-match

Ontario gym backs employee after Sikh patron expelled over turban

Trans Student Arrested After Violent Outburst at Police Encounter

RED SEA ON FIRE: Ethiopia & Eritrea Teeter on the Brink!

Where ancient rivalries and breathtaking resilience collide, the Horn of Africa holds the key to a future brimming with both peril and possibility for over 160 million souls.

MALIAN BLOODSHED: Mercenaries Exposed in Brutal Killings!

Hidden BBC testimonies reveal the shocking brutality unleashed by Russian fighters in a desperate African war, exposing tactics that will shatter your perception of modern conflict.

NIGERIA NIGHTMARE: Dad's Desperate Plea as Son Vanishes in Gunman Raid!

Nightmares became reality for a Nigerian father when armed men marched past his door, leading away kidnapped schoolchildren into the darkness.

US to expel South Africa ambassador as relations deteriorate

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Archaeologists use song to herald findings in Guinea-Bissau dig

Kansala, Guinea-Bissau — For centuries, the history of the West African kingdom of Kaabu has been told mainly by word of mouth.

Africa faces diabetes crisis, study finds

JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA — Researchers warn that type 2 diabetes could affect millions more people in the coming decades after a study published this month revealed the disease is rising far faster among people in sub-Saharan Africa than previously thought.

Botswana hunting revenues almost double amid UK opposition

Gaborone, Botswana       — Botswana has made $4 million from the sale of licenses to hunt wild animals, the highest figure since lifting a hunting ban in 2019.

Children being brutalized in Sudan's civil war, say UNICEF and MSF

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Cyclone Jude batters Malawi, Mozambique; no deaths reported

BLANTYRE, MALAWI — Tropical Cyclone Jude slammed into parts of southern Africa this week, causing no deaths but leaving widespread damage, especially in Malawi and Mozambique.

Zimbabwe journalist still in custody after case adjourned

A High Court judge in Zimbabwe on Wednesday adjourned the case of a journalist arrested over his interviews with a war veteran-turned-politician who criticized the country's president.

IS in Sahel expands terror threat beyond strongholds

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ECOWAS regional bloc activates counterterror force

ABUJA, NIGERIA — Security analysts are praising ECOWAS, the Economic Community of West African States, for activating its regional standby force but remain doubtful about its effectiveness following the recent withdrawal of three member states.

DRC, M23 rebels to begin direct peace talks, Angola says

LUANDA, ANGOLA — Direct peace talks between the Democratic Republic of Congo and M23 rebels will begin in the Angolan capital on March 18, Angola's presidency said in a statement on Wednesday.

Somali forces kill 50 militants in airstrikes after ending hotel siege

WASHINGTON — Security forces in Somalia say they killed all six attackers who laid siege to a hotel in the central town of Beledweyne and later killed at least 50 al-Shabab militants in airstrikes.

Malawi lions get birth control in effort to save their prey

In Malawi's Majete Wildlife Reserve, conservation experts are testing birth control methods on lions.