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Jamaican troops arrive in Haiti to support UN-backed mission against criminal gangs. The deployment marks a crucial step in addressing Haiti's security crisis, with other nations pledging support.
Central African Republic seeks new security partners amid Russian mercenary turmoil. U.S. contractor Bancroft enters, sparking tensions with Wagner Group. Local population caught between foreign interests.
Ghana offers to exchange $13 billion in international bonds as part of its debt restructuring plan. Bondholders have until September 30 to accept, with the new bonds set to be issued on October 9, 2024.
Haiti's military recruitment drive attracts thousands of young citizens seeking rare job opportunities. The initiative aims to strengthen security forces against escalating gang violence in the impoverished nation.
Mediators report advancements in humanitarian aid access for Sudan, but the army's non-attendance hinders full progress. Millions continue to face severe food shortages as the conflict enters its 17th month.
A fraction of aid has entered Sudan's Darfur region through Chad, despite the army's temporary lift of a ban. New government procedures have slowed deliveries, exacerbating the dire food crisis.
As Sudan's conflict intensifies, the U. S. calls for military participation in Geneva talks. Humanitarian crisis deepens with widespread hunger and displacement, particularly affecting Darfur region.
Recent arrests of a news editor and a priest in Chad raise concerns about freedom of speech. The incidents occur amid political tensions following a disputed presidential election.
Human Rights Watch reports on detainee deaths in Chad following 2022 protests. The report highlights mistreatment during transit and at Koro Toro prison, calling for investigations into human rights abuses.
Experts declare famine in North Darfur's Zamzam camp, marking the third such classification in 20 years. Conflict and aid restrictions threaten millions in Sudan, with fears of wider spread.
A bomb explosion in a Borno State cafe killed 16 people, leading to a curfew. This incident, amid ongoing security challenges, sparked nationwide protests against insecurity and economic issues in Nigeria.