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Drivers Work Nights, Cleaners Work Fewer Days: Petrol Shortages Reach Every Fare and Shelf in Sudan
War Has Turned Petrol from an Ordinary Import into a Daily Ration in Sudan, and the Cost is Now Landing…
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Women’s Football Strikes Back But Who’s Counting the Cost at WAFCON?
They’ve filled stadiums, smashed attendance records, and sparked social change—and yet, as Morocco hosts the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations…
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Sixteen Sent Back Across the Border: Spain’s First Ceuta Deportations Since July Hand Rejected Asylum Seekers to Morocco
Three Months After 80,000 Crossed in Two Days A city of about 80,000 people…
When the Diamonds Stop Paying: Namibia Cuts Its Revenue Forecast as N$11.8 Billion in Guaranteed Loans Hangs Over Taxpayers
A Mid-Year Budget Review Built on Weaker Mining Income A resource can be a…
Two Tolls for One Battle: Somalia’s Army and Al-Shabaab Give Irreconcilable Counts of the Fighting Near Leego
A Battle Counted Twice in Lower Shabelle How many people died in Lower Shabelle…
Twenty Square Meters for Fifty Men: A Federal Panel Finds Minna’s Detained Miners Suffocated in Civil Defense Custody
From a Mining Raid to a Locked Cell Shortly after 7 pm on 16…