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Southern Africa

U.S. Speaker of the House Mike Johnson said Tuesday that the House would end early for summer recess amid a potential procedural vote on releasing information related to accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.
US House Heads for Early Recess
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JUL 22JUL 22
US Third-Nation Deportations Resume as Procedures Loosen
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JUL 16JUL 16
South Africa Suspends Police Minister Over Crime Syndicate Claims
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JUL 14JUL 14
Lesotho Lawmaker Charged Over Accusing King of Ceding Sovereignty
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JUL 15JUL 15
Trump Threatens 10% Tariff on BRICS-Aligned Nations
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JUL 7JUL 7
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South Africa

South Africa has declared a national disaster following severe weather that began on June 9, causing floods, snow, strong winds, and heavy rainfall across four provinces: the Eastern Cape, Western Cape, Free State, and KwaZulu-Natal.
South Africa Declares National Disaster After Floods Kill 92
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JUN 20JUN 20
South Africa Wins ICC World Test Championship
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JUN 14JUN 14
South African Mother Gets Life Sentence for Selling 6-Year-Old Daughter
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MAY 30MAY 30
Second Group of White South Africans Arrives as US Refugees
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JUN 4JUN 4
Trump Confronts Ramaphosa Over 'White Genocide' Claims
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MAY 21MAY 21
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Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Saturday announced in a statement that his country would suspend "all tariffs levied on goods originating from the United States." Mnangagwa said this action is meant to show the country's "commitment to a framework of equitable trade and enhanced bilateral cooperation" with America.
Zimbabwe's Mnangagwa Waiving Tariffs on US Imports
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APR 7APR 7
Zimbabwe: 98 People in Custody After Anti-Government Protests
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APR 2APR 2
US Sanctions Zimbabwe Leader Over Alleged Abuses
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MAR 5 2024MAR 2024
Ghana Supreme Court Dismisses Challenges to Anti-LGBTQ Bill
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DEC 18 2024DEC 2024
Zimbabwe Struggles to Contain Cholera Outbreak
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OCT 24 2023OCT 2023
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Mozambique

Mozambique's security forces killed hundreds of civilians in a three-month crackdown, according to Amnesty International in a report released on Wednesday.
Amnesty International Accuses Mozambique of Violent Post-Election Crackdown
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APR 17APR 17
6K Inmates Escape, 33 Killed in Mozambique Prison Break
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DEC 26 2024DEC 2024
EU Observers Note Irregularities in Mozambique Vote Counting
+6
OCT 23 2024OCT 2024
Mozambique Top Court Confirms Ruling Party's Victory
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DEC 24 2024DEC 2024
UN: 114M People Displaced Globally
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OCT 26 2023OCT 2023
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Madagascar

Madagascar: Top Court Confirms President's Re-election
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DEC 1 2023DEC 2023
Madagascar's Parliament passed a law allowing for the castration of those convicted of raping minors. The law must now be approved by the High Constitutional Court and then signed by President Andry Rajoelina, who proposed the legislation.
Madagascar Passes Controversial Sex Offender Law
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FEB 12 2024FEB 12 2024
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Malawi

Several media outlets reported on Wednesday that the Congolese anti-government March 23 Movement (M23) militia has gained control of the mining city of Nyabibwe in the eastern province of South Kivu, near the city of Kalehe and the provincial capital of Bukavu.
M23 Seizes Another Town in Eastern DRC Despite Unilateral Cease-Fire
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FEB 6FEB 6
Malawi's Vice President Dies in Plane Crash
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JUN 11 2024JUN 2024
UK Archbishop ‘Concerned’ Over Talk of Jerusalem Embassy Move
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OCT 10 2022OCT 2022
WHO Approves 2nd Malaria Vaccine
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OCT 3 2023OCT 2023
World Leaders Pledge Billions to Fight AIDS, TB, and Malaria
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SEP 22 2022SEP 2022
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Botswana

Botswana Threatens to Ship 20K Elephants to Germany
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APR 3 2024APR 2024
45 Killed After South Africa Bus Crash
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MAR 29 2024MAR 2024
Botswana's ruling Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) has lost its parliamentary majority for the first time in 58 years, coming in fourth place in Wednesday's general election. The BDP had governed the southern African nation since it became independent in 1966.
Botswana: Ruling Party Loses 58-Year Majority
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NOV 1 2024NOV 1 2024
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Zambia

Zambia Declares National Emergency Due to Drought
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MAR 1 2024MAR 2024
Kamala Harris Speaks in Ghana as Part of African Tour
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MAR 29 2023MAR 2023
The U.S. Ambassador to Zambia, Michael Gonzales, announced that the U.S. is cutting $50 million in annual medical funding to Zambia, citing "systematic theft" of donated medicines that were intended for free distribution to the Zambian public. Cuts are scheduled to take effect starting from January 2026.
US Cuts $50M in Medical Aid to Zambia Over 'Systematic Theft'
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MAY 9MAY 9
US Vice President Harris Begins Africa Trip
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MAR 27 2023MAR 2023
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Namibia

India: Four Cheetah Cubs Born 70 Years After Extinction
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MAR 29 2023MAR 2023
UN Agreement Inches Towards Conserving 30% of Earth's Area
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DEC 19 2022DEC 2022
On Tuesday, Namibia's Vice Pres. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, 72, became the country's first female president and extended the ruling SWAPO party's 34-year hold on power after she won the country's presidential election with 57% of the vote.
Namibia Elects First Female President Amid Electoral Dispute
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DEC 4 2024DEC 4 2024
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Eswatini

Eswatini: Unknown Gunmen Kill Popular Opposition Leader
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JAN 23 2023JAN 2023
Honduras on Sunday established diplomatic relations with the PRC, formally switching its official recognition to Beijing a day after severing ties with Taiwan, thereby completing a pledge made by Pres. Xiomara Castro earlier this month.
Honduras Cuts Diplomatic Ties with Taiwan, Opens Relations with China
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MAR 26 2023MAR 26 2023
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