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The Sudanese political forces continue to analyze the speech of the army chief, General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, during which the man who has led the Sudanese state since his coup on October 25 announced that the field is free for the civilian forces to form a…

In tonight's edition: Days after one of the bloodiest crackdowns on protests against the military takeover in Sudan, the army chief announces the dissolution of the government's sovereign council to make way to civilian leadership. Malian traders are relieved…

Sudanese coup leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan said on Monday that the military would give way to a civilian government and "not participate" in talks facilitated by the UN and regional blocs. The decision…

Ethiopian authorities and TPLF squabble to mediate peace talks ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA — Ethiopia's ruling get together stated this week it desires the African Union, in partnership with the United States, to mediate any peace talks geared toward ending the struggle with Tigrayan forces. But the Tigray People's Liberation Front, or TPLF, stated it didn't belief the AU and wished Kenya to mediate.…

The political dialogue between the government, political actors and civil society began on Monday at the invitation of Prime Minister Mohamed Béavogui. as reported from Conakry, Moktar BahIt is in front of…

This Friday, June 24, representatives of the Commonwealth international locations will meet in Kigali. It is the official inauguration this morning of the assembly of heads of state and authorities of this group, which incorporates 54 international locations,…

ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA — Ethiopia denies reviews of gas shortages in besieged Tigray area. A European Union official visited Tigray this week and stated on Tuesday that an absence of gas was stopping the supply of much-needed humanitarian help. However, a spokeswoman for the Ethiopian prime minister informed VOA that the thought of ​​a gas scarcity in Tigray is a fable. European Union Commissioner for Crisis Management Janez Lenarcic stated Tigrayans had suffered sufficient resulting from a steady blockade of help. He…

MOGADISHU, Somalia - The Federal Republic of Somalia ought to take into account negotiations with Islamist militants Al-Shabaab, suggests a brand new report by the International Crisis Group, including that struggle with the Al-Qaeda-linked group may take longer regardless of efforts to degrade terrorists. In the report, the Crisis Group says the murderous group always stays one step forward of native and regional navy operations. According to the report that was launched by the United Nations earlier, Al-Shabaab controls…

Following intensive negotiations between its 164 members, the World Trade Organization (WTO) reached an agreement on Friday, June 17, specifically concerning the suspension of five years of patents on anti-Covid vaccines for developing countries.…

This could be the beginning of a change in Gambia. The victims had been waiting for months for the government to act and implement the recommendations of the Reconciliation and Truth Commission, which investigated the crimes during the Yahya Jammeh era.…