Violence in Sudan's El-Fasher could be war crimes, International Criminal Court says
Africa • Nov 3, 2025, 10:04 PM
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The International Criminal Court warned on Monday that atrocities committed in Sudan's El-Fasher could amount to crimes against humanity and war crimes, as the UN said that thousands had fled a neighbouring region where paramilitaries have turned their focus. FRANCE 24's Yinka Oyetade speaks with Nicholas Westcott, Professor of Practice in Diplomacy at the Department of Politics and International Studies at SOAS University of London.
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How Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan went from reform to repression
Africa • 4:54 PM
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Samia Suluhu Hassan was sworn in as Tanzania’s president on Monday after winning an election in which her main rivals had been prevented from running. Once seen as a new democratic hope after first rising to the presidency in 2021, Hassan now stands accu
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Jihadists' fuel blockade squeezes Mali's military rulers
Africa • 4:02 PM
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Mali's military rulers have been grappling with a weeks-long blockade on fuel imports imposed by al-Qaeda-linked militants. The blockade has plunged the landlocked West African nation into power shortages and deepened the strain on its ruling junta.
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Nigeria denies claims of Christian genocide amid Trump's threats
Africa • 11:48 AM
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President Trump has expressed fierce concern over attacks on Christians in Nigeria, warning that the situation could lead to U.S. military intervention. Nigerian authorities, however, deny any targeted genocide and emphasise that violence affects multipl
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Senegalese beach wrestling set for Olympic debut in 2026
Africa • 11:01 AM
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Wrestling in Senegal is more than a sport — it’s a national treasure, a symbol of pride and passion. Now, the beach version of this beloved tradition will make its Olympic debut at the 2026 Games in Dakar, igniting excitement and ambition among the count
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Tanzania partially lifts curfew, internet blackout after deadly election violence
Africa • 10:06 AM
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Tanzania partially lifted restrictions including a curfew and an internet blackout on Tuesday after deadly violence broke out following the country's presidential elections.
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Mali: Jihadists' fuel blockade paralyse Bamako
Africa • 10:06 AM
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An al-Qaeda-linked group, JNIM, has blockaded fuel supplies in Mali’s capital for two months, crippling Bamako and pressuring the military government. Though the militants are active near the city, analysts say they currently lack the intent or capabilit
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