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Libyan Nationals Apprehended in South Africa Libyan Nationals Apprehended in South Africa In an undisclosed location in South Africa, authorities detained 95 individuals from Libya. These arrests took place at what is believed to be a clandestine military training ground. The operation, shrouded in secrecy, unfolded rapidly. "Swift action was crucial," a source close to the investigation stated. "We had meticulously gathered intelligence for weeks before moving in." The significance of this bust cannot…

Sudanese Military Government Annuls Diplomatic Passports of Dozens of Officials In a striking move, Sudan's military-appointed administration, on July 20, decided to revoke diplomatic passports from a considerable number of Sudanese military and political figures. The commander of the Rapid Support Forces, along with his sibling who serves as the vice president of these forces, are conspicuously included on a list featuring 112 individuals. "This is a significant development," remarked an anonymous source within the…

Al-Shabaab Leaders Turn Themselves in to Somali Troops Amid Heightened Conflict MOGADISHU, Somalia - In a significant uplift for the Somali government, two prominent Al-Shabaab figures have thrown in the towel, substantially strengthening efforts against these militants who are relentlessly aiming to dismantle the existing regime. Insider information reveals that these commandants capitulated to the Somali National Army in the Bulo Marer District, situated in the Lower Shabelle region, a locality noted for its allegiance…

Ex-Congo Election Chief Yobeluo Ducks Military Tribunal Yobeluo, the former head of Congo's election commission, didn't appear for his military court hearing. Yobeluo's absence has thrown the proceedings into disarray, with many raising eyebrows at his no-show. It's not unusual for figures of his stature to tread carefully when facing legal scrutiny. Fear of repercussions likely had a significant role in his decision to abstain. Sources say his lawyers are working relentlessly to negotiate favorable terms for his client. A…

Mali’s Military Seizes Inafarak on Border Proximate to Algeria In Mali, a significant announcement has emerged from the military front. On Monday, July 22, they asserted dominion over the town of Inafarak, which lies a mere ten kilometers away from the Algerian border, hugging the edge of the Kidal region. This strategic move delivers a substantial setback to the rebels in the CSP-DPA (Strategic Framework for the Defense of the People of Azawad). This area has long been a hotbed of tension, with factions clashing for…

Somali Forces Celebrate Triumphs Over Al-Shabaab KISMAYO, Somalia - Monday marked a significant milestone for the Somali National Army (SNA), as they reported a remarkable performance in their recent engagements. The SNA's strategic maneuvers resulted in the death of over 120 Al-Shabaab militants across three distinct operations, targeting the insurgents who attempted assaults on military installations. Joint efforts of the Somali National Army and Jubaland Security Forces secured victories in three separate…

Emirati President Receives Crucial Call from Sudanese Army Chief Emirati President Mohammed bin Zayed got a call from Sudanese military head General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan on July 18, as reported by the Emirati National News Agency (WAM). This notable exchange marks an important international dialogue. During the conversation, President Bin Zayed reiterated his nation's backing for any measures that could defuse tensions in Sudan and put an end to the ongoing turmoil. According to WAM, the President expressed a strong…

Violent Conflict Claims Lives in the Democratic Republic of Congo Rivalry between armed groups in the Democratic Republic of Congo has resulted in the deaths of more than 50 individuals. The clashes, which occurred between militia forces and the national army, have left a trail of devastation in their wake. The ongoing conflict in the region has escalated in recent weeks, with both sides engaging in fierce battles for control of strategic territories. Casualties continue to mount as the violence shows no signs of…

The military juntas of Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso signed a treaty Saturday to confederate 72 million people into the Alliance of Sahel States (ESA), a move they say will not only allow the three nations to eradicate the scourge of jihadist violence from their countries but also build a new economic alliance that will reshape West Africa.

Senior Al-Shabaab commander visits Somalia - navy BAIDOA, Somalia - Amid ongoing al-Shabaab assaults in Somalia, a senior determine within the al-Qaeda-linked group surrendered to authorities troopers over the weekend because the nation struggles to include violent extremism coming into the his sixteenth yr. Government troops have intensified the crackdown on militants within the southwestern…