In Lebanon, life goes on even as the region teeters on the edge of all-out war
In the southern Beirut neighbourhood of Dahiyeh, businesses opened and traffic jams continued as normal, even next to the building that was hit in an Israeli airstrike last week that killed Fouad Shukur, the Hezbollah commander, and six other people.
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Bangladeshi PM Sheikh Hasina resigns as widening unrest intensifies
Bangladesh’s prime minister resigned and fled the country Monday, after weeks of protests against a quota system for government jobs descended into violence and grew into a broader challenge to her 15-year rule.
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Nigerians return to the streets despite President's plea
In a TV address Sunday, President Tinubu whose policies have been blamed for rampant inflation appealed to protestors offered no concessions. Organizers have vowed to carry on with rallies until their demands are met
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UK: Starmer condemns far-right riots
The British Prime Minister has condemned the riots that have rocked the country following a knife attack that left three children dead.
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Mourad Merzouki brings hip-hop dance to Olympics as 'Dance of the Games' creator
The renowned French-Algerian choreographer and his dance troupe will take center stage near the Eiffel Towel in Paris, debuting the official dance of the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games
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U.S. military to hand over last base to Niger authorities
The US will hand over its last military base in Niger Monday, ahead of the September 15 deadline for US forces to leave the country under an agreement with Nigerien authorities.
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Lagos Protests: Citizens React to Tinubu's call for calm
On Sunday, demonstrators in Lagos expressed their thoughts on an early request made by Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to halt the weeks-long protests in the country against economic challenges.
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South Africa: Nearly 100 Ethiopian migrants rescued by police
The Ethiopian migrants are believed to have been illegally trafficked. They were packed into small rooms and kept locked up, police said.
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Concerns rise among Malians in Ivory Coast over ECOWAS exit plan
A group of Malian nationals residing in Ivory Coast convened in Abidjan on Sunday to express their opposition to Mali's planned exit from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) next January.
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Lagos protests: Citizens respond to Tinubu's appeal for calm
On Sunday, demonstrators in Lagos expressed their thoughts on an early request made by Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to halt the weeks-long protests in the country against economic challenges.
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Uganda's blind assistant app: a step forward in education
Visually impaired students in Africa often face challenges accessing braille texts, resulting in high dropout rates in high school because of the slow advancement in assistive technology. Fortunately, a group of developers from Uganda has developed the Bl
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