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Ethiopia will pursue sea access without war 

Ethiopia’s ambition for sea access has been a long-standing aspiration, rooted in its geographical limitations as a landlocked nation. With over 100 million inhabitants, Ethiopia is Africa’s second-most populous country and has experienced rapid economic growth in recent years. However, its lack of direct access to the sea has posed significant challenges for trade and economic…
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Kenya swears in new vice president amid legal battle

Kenya recently witnessed a historic moment as it swore in its new Vice President amidst a backdrop of legal challenges that have stirred public discourse. The inauguration of the Vice President marks a significant step in the nation’s political landscape, especially given the contentious nature of the recent elections. The Vice President, elected alongside President William Ruto, stepped…
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Botswana’s ruling party loses power after six decades, early results show

In a historic shift, Botswana’s ruling party has reportedly lost power after an impressive six decades of governance, according to early election results. This unexpected turn of events marks a significant moment in the nation’s political landscape, as it ends the Botswana Democratic Party’s (BDP) long-standing dominance that has shaped the country since its independence in 1966. The…
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Russian warship arrives in North Africa

A Russian warship has recently docked in North Africa, marking a significant moment in the region’s geopolitical landscape. The arrival of the vessel, identified as part of the Russian Navy’s operations, highlights Moscow’s strategic interests in Africa and its efforts to expand its influence on the continent. This move is seen against the backdrop of increasing competition among global…
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Another former doctor jailed over Rwandan genocide

Eugene Rwamucyo, a former Rwandan doctor, was sentenced to prison for his involvement in the Rwandan genocide, a harrowing chapter in the nation’s history that unfolded over just 100 days in 1994. Rwamucyo was accused of playing a significant role in the brutal violence that led to the deaths of approximately 800,000 people, primarily targeting the Tutsi population. His case exemplifies the…
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South Africa files war crimes ‘evidence’ against Israel

In a significant move, South Africa has filed what it describes as evidence of war crimes against Israel, intensifying its criticism of Israeli actions in the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict. This decision reflects a broader trend within South Africa’s foreign policy, which has increasingly aligned with pro-Palestinian advocacy, rooted in its own historical struggles against…
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South Africa Boosting Defense Ties With Russia

Recently, South Africa has taken notable steps to strengthen its defense ties with Russia, marking a significant shift in its foreign policy landscape. This development is set against a backdrop of increasing geopolitical tensions and a desire for more diversified international partnerships. The renewed engagement began to crystallize during military exercises in the Indian Ocean, where South…
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