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Erik Prince’s Congo Mercenary Deal Under Scrutiny After Soldier Deaths
Erik Prince's $750M Congo mercenary deal faces scrutiny after soldier casualties.
Tag: Africa
Health
Kenya Confirms First Ebola Case Following Traveler’s Arrival
Kenya confirms its first Ebola case in a traveler arriving from the Democratic Republic of Congo, prompting immediate containment measures.
International
African Leaders Demand Permanent UN Security Council Seats
African presidents are demanding permanent seats on the UN Security Council, with the UN Secretary-General calling the current situation indefensible.
News
Tigrayan Forces Seize Key Airport Amid Escalating Ethiopia Conflict Fears
Tigrayan forces have seized Mekelle airport, raising fears of a full-scale war in Ethiopia.
Business
Dozens Feared Dead After Sudan Gold Mine Collapses
At least 70 people are feared dead after a gold mine collapsed in Sudan, with dozens more missing and rescue chances limited.
Culture
African Stars Face Backlash, Concerts Canceled Amid Anti-Immigrant Sentiment
African artists face concert cancellations due to rising anti-immigrant sentiment and vigilante violence across the continent.
International
UN Endorses African-Led Initiative for New Global Map Projection
UN approves African-led proposal for Equal Earth projection, correcting historical map distortions.
International
Niger Special Forces Launch Assault on Presidential Palace and Airport
Renegade Nigerien soldiers attacked the presidential palace and a key air base hosting Russian mercenaries, the defense ministry confirmed.
Health
Cameroon’s 93-Year-Old President Returns After Extended Overseas Stay
Cameroon's 93-year-old President Paul Biya has returned after a months-long stay in Switzerland, reigniting questions about his health and succession plans.
Business
Africa’s Richest Man Leverages Global Fuel Shortages for Profit
Africa's richest man is reportedly profiting from global fuel shortages, with his companies becoming a key supplier for the continent.