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Governments to Address Cross Border Security Threats in East Africa

As part of efforts to ensure the security of lives and properties in the East African region, the governments of Uganda and Rwanda have met to discuss issues regarding cross.

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Mali: UN to Blacklist Peace Deal Violators

United Nations Security Council on Tuesday established a Mali sanctions regime authorizing the UN to blacklist anyone who obstructs a 2015 Mali peace deal, hinders the delivery of aid, commits human.

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Nigeria Pledges Immunity to Terrorist Group Members Who Surrender

The Nigerian Military has pledged to give immunity to Boko Haram insurgents who decide to surrender. “All insurgents who are willing to turn a new leaf are advised to surrender.

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Tanzania: Zipline to Launch Drug, blood Delivering Drones

Tanzania is set to start a drone delivery network in January where drones can be used to transport blood and medicines to accident victims, malaria victims and to women giving.

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Nigeria Acquires Weapons to Tackle Insurgency

Nigeria has purchased 12 Super Tucano A-29 planes and weapons worth $593 million for the fight against Boko Haram insurgency group and other extremist groups, such as the Islamic State West Africa.

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UN Mission Strengthens Security Operation in South Sudan

The U.N. Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) has evidently doubled its effort in ensuring that civilians are protected during the country’s four-year civil war after years of criticism. Lauren Spink,.

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Mali’s Governor Visit Desert City of Kidal to Sign Ceasefire Deal

Mali’s Governor Sidi Mohamed Ag Ichrach returns to the desert city of Kidal for the first time in years as part of a ceasefire deal. Rival armed groups Tuareg clans in.

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Congo: Troops Deployed to Protect Untapped Tin Deposit

The Democratic Republic of Congo deploys troops to aid Alphamin Resources Corp in the protection of the world’s highest-grade untapped tin deposit from local bandits. “The DRC government has been.

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Sierra Leone: AUC Calls for Support as Deadly Mudslide Hits

The African Union Commission has called on Africans and international partners to come to the aid of Sierra Leone after a mudslide disaster in Freetown which killed about 312 people.

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Additional Rwandan Troops Deployed to Enforce Peace in South Sudan

Rwandan Peacekeepers have arrived South Sudan on Wednesday to maintain peace following the heavy fighting in Juba between troops loyal to President Salva Kiir and those backing former Vice President Riek Machar..

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