Deadly clashes erupt at peace-keeping facilities in Sudan's Darfur

Clashes between military forces and armed groups at the facilities of a former international peace-keeping mission in Sudan's Darfur region left an unknown number of people dead and injured on Saturday, a military statement said.
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Tunisian president dissolves top judicial watchdog, accuses it of bias

Tunisian President Kais Saied has dissolved a major independent judicial watchdog, he said Sunday, accusing it of bias and working for special interests.
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Africa is not responsible for climate change but bears the brunt of it - President Cyril Ramaphosa

Although they are not responsible for causing climate change, Africans are the ones who are bearing the brunt and the cost of the phenomenon, says President Cyril Ramaphosa.
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Cape Town listed as among most 'Instagrammable' place in the world – only 3 African countries made list

Cape Town has been listed 22nd among the "Top 50 Most Instragammable Places" in the world, beating the capital of the Alpes-Maritimes, Nice, the crisp Thai waters of Phuket, and Spanish party capital Ibiza.
#capetown #southafrica #ibiza

Israeli firm develops an infantry drone that can fire machine guns and sniper rifles at targets while flying

An Israeli arms manufacturer has developed a robot weapon that can fire infantry weapons at static and moving targets while flying.
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SA private military contractors bolster Russian influence in Africa

Russia's geopolitical ambitions in Africa have in recent years been backed by private military contractors, often described as belonging to the "Wagner group" - an entity with no known legal status. Most recently, Western nations have condemned the alleged arrival of Russian mercenaries in Mali's capital Bamako, a claim denied by the junta that seized power in 2020.
#military #militaryjunta #mali #bamako

Africa's internet economy is under-utilised, can be worth $180bn by 2025 - UN

Africa's internet economy has the potential to leapfrog the continent's trade and logistics capabilities and become a key global player in food security. Vera Songwe, the executive secretary of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (Uneca), estimates that the internet economy in Africa can be easily worth US$180 billion by 2025.
#africa #internet #africainternet #uneca

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