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South Africa Races Against Time as 100-Day Countdown to Historic G20 Summit Begins

With just 100 days to go before the G20 Leaders’ Summit in Johannesburg—the first ever on African soil—South Africa is ramping up preparations to host one of the world’s most powerful gatherings. A Landmark Moment for Africa The 2025 G20 Summit, scheduled for December in Johannesburg, marks a turning point: it will be the first…

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Madagascar to Face Morocco in Historic African Nations Championship Final

Madagascar will play in their first-ever African Nations Championship (CHAN) final on Saturday, where they face Morocco’s Atlas Lions, who are chasing a record-breaking third title. The island nation sealed their place in the final after a dramatic 116th-minute winner against Sudan in Tuesday’s semi-final at the Benjamin Mkapa National Stadium in Dar es Salaam….

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Former Equatorial Guinea Financial Chief Jailed 8 Years for Embezzlement

Former financial crimes chief Baltasar Ebang Engonga has been sentenced to eight years in prison in Equatorial Guinea for embezzlement. The Bioko provincial tribunal ruled that Engonga, also known as “Bello”, diverted public travel funds for personal use. The verdict was confirmed by Hilario Mitogo, press director at the Supreme Court. In addition to the…

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Mauritania Accused of Mass Migrant Abuses with EU and Spain Complicity, Says Report

A landmark Human Rights Watch (HRW) report reveals serious human rights violations against migrants in Mauritania from 2020 to early 2025, with EU and Spanish migration cooperation indirectly fueling the abuses. Widespread Abuse Documented According to the 142-page HRW investigation titled “They Accused Me of Trying to Go to Europe”, Mauritanian security forces—including the police,…

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Somalia’s President and Opposition Leaders Reach Historic Election Agreement

Somalia has entered a new chapter in its democratic journey after President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud and opposition leaders signed a Somalia election agreement in Mogadishu on August 25, 2025. The deal marks a major step toward replacing Somalia’s long-standing clan-based power-sharing system with a one-person, one-vote electoral process. For decades, elections in Somalia have been…

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Taylor Swift Announces Engagement to NFL Star Travis Kelce

Pop superstar Taylor Swift has officially announced her engagement to NFL star Travis Kelce. The news broke on Instagram, where Swift shared a heartfelt post celebrating the milestone. The announcement quickly went viral, with millions of fans and celebrities flooding social media with congratulatory messages. Swift and Kelce, who began dating publicly in 2023, have…

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Lil Nas X Pleads Not Guilty to Four Felony Charges in Formal Arraignment

Rapper Lil Nas X has pleaded not guilty after being formally arraigned on four felony charges, including assaulting police officers. What Happened? Lil Nas X appeared in court today to face serious charges. Prosecutors say he was involved in an incident with law enforcement that left officers injured. He is accused of: His Plea The…

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Khartoum Residents Return to a City in Ruins After Years of Fighting

After years of devastating conflict, many displaced residents of Khartoum are beginning to return home. But the Sudanese capital they once knew has been left in ruins, with destroyed infrastructure, shattered services, and entire neighborhoods reduced to rubble. Experts warn that it will take years—and billions of dollars—to rebuild. A City Struggling to Recover The…

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