Displaced Sudanese testify of spiralling violence in El-Fasher
Africa • 5 nov 2025, 13:53
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Tens of thousands of people have fled the Sudanese city of El-Fasher after it was seized by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces. Their arrival in camps was followed of reports of mass killings, sexual violence, attacks on aid workers, looting and abductions in a city where communications have largely been cut off. The recent spark in violence in this two year-long conflict has prompted fears that it will amplify the already important humanitarian catastrophe.
DR Congo: Air crash as officials rush to fatal mine accident
Africa • 11:34
1 min
A plane carrying the #DRC’s minister of mines crashed while landing in #Kolwezi as he travelled to the Kalando #mine, where a bridge collapse had killed dozens.
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TotalEnergies accused of 'complicity in war crimes' at Mozambique gas site
Africa • 10:16
1 min
The European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights, a German NGO, on Monday filed a complaint against French multinational TotalEnergies, accusing it of "complicity in war crimes" at a gas site in Mozambique.
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Sudan’s humanitarian crisis: UN chief says nearly two-thirds of country needs aid
Africa • 09:47
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UN Humanitarian Chief Tom Fletcher visited refugee camps in Tawila and Korma in North Darfur during a week-long mission to Sudan, where he met with survivors and aid workers confronting the fallout of the ongoing civil war. He described the conditions fa
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