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Eritrea to withdraw troops from Tigray, says Ethiopia PM
Witnesses have described Eritrean forces looting, killing and raping civilians.
Witnesses have described Eritrean forces looting, killing and raping civilians.
The pilot was forced to turn around after the bizarre incident.
The continent praised for its early response now struggles with a dangerous resurgence.
Humanitarian workers are finally accessing the region two months after fighting began.
New York Times: Ethiopians flood Sudan refugee camp — and kids are everywhere.
More than 40,000 people have fled Ethiopia since the government's offensive started.
November 26 holiday is 'going to get us into even more trouble', says Dr Anthony Fauci.
Up to 200,000 refugees could pour into Sudan while fleeing Ethiopia's deadly conflict.
The Trump administration wants Sudan to join the UAE and Bahrain's recognition of Israel.
"This virus is very good at what it does. It is a killer," said Governor Andrew Cuomo.
A second wave of a huge locust outbreak is arriving in parts of East Africa.
Times: In the 80s, a Red Sea diving resort opened in Sudan. The whole thing was a cover.
Comment: Blackout on news from strife-torn Sudan mobilises social media influencers.
Tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets in Sudan yesterday.
Military leaders facing new pressure after dozens killed in Khartoum crackdown.
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Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir has been deposed by the country's military.
BuzzFeed says Alaa Salah is a university student.
Pictures of the young girl in a wedding gown were then shared on the social media site.
Labour and NZ First initially opposed the Iraq deployment but have now extended it.
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'Suffering and cruelty worse than anyone could imagine.' Latest UN report on South Sudan.
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Manus asylum seeker thanks PM, says it's not true Ardern's offer had led to more boats.
A Synlait Milk trader was dismissed for selling milk product to Sudan.
Police moved in at dawn to clear illegal camps in area of northern Paris.
Food crises are erupting across Africa and there is no money to fight it.